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2007-09-27
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I can beta test too please!
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2007-09-27
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Is any one tried google maps with blackberry or some sort of phone which is supported by google maps. I mean this http://www.google.com/gmm/index.html.
If any one tried that can some one tell me how those maps acts while driving, i mean to ask, are those maps always in the same direction like current version of MM (no matter what direction your are going) or those maps will be rotated depending on our direction of moving?
If those are rotating then we may research on those mobile application and implement same logic in our MM.
If any one tried that can some one tell me how those maps acts while driving, i mean to ask, are those maps always in the same direction like current version of MM (no matter what direction your are going) or those maps will be rotated depending on our direction of moving?
If those are rotating then we may research on those mobile application and implement same logic in our MM.
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2007-09-27
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Originally Posted by gnuite
Cool you can email me at markjdavenport@gmail.com I have used TOMTOM and iGudance still do on my other devices. However, the larger screen on the 770 is something I look forward to...
I must just take you (and other willing victims) up on that. I can't guarantee program stability; you'll probably lose map data and/or track data. But it definitely can't hurt to have some sort of beta program to help iron out the bugs.
Anyone else interested? I'll contact you through ITT PM, if I decide to host a beta.
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2007-09-27
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@ Irving, TX
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Gnuite: Have you looked at the Chinook developer kit yet? It probably is not too long before it is released (yes, for N800 too... not only for "the new tablet"...). And apps compiled for current OS likely do not install on Chinook OS.
Hopefully it is nothing more than just recompiling...
Hopefully it is nothing more than just recompiling...
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2007-09-27
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@ Italy
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Originally Posted by Mara
Good tip..
Gnuite: Have you looked at the Chinook developer kit yet? It probably is not too long before it is released (yes, for N800 too... not only for "the new tablet"...). And apps compiled for current OS likely do not install on Chinook OS.
Hopefully it is nothing more than just recompiling...
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2007-09-27
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Originally Posted by gnuite
I will be willing to beta test if you're looking for volunteers.
I must just take you (and other willing victims) up on that. I can't guarantee program stability; you'll probably lose map data and/or track data. But it definitely can't hurt to have some sort of beta program to help iron out the bugs.
Anyone else interested? I'll contact you through ITT PM, if I decide to host a beta.
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2007-09-29
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Originally Posted by gnuite
I must just take you (and other willing victims) up on that. I can't guarantee program stability; you'll probably lose map data and/or track data. But it definitely can't hurt to have some sort of beta program to help iron out the bugs.
Anyone else interested? I'll contact you through ITT PM, if I decide to host a beta.
Me too, im willing to try you new creation, email me at nightwing452@msn.com =)
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2007-09-29
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I have both tablets and a habit for making bugs pop up ... so I'd like to sign up for a beta if it will be called into existence by gnuite 
My email is convulted <at> gmail.com.
Cheers!
My email is convulted <at> gmail.com.Cheers!
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2007-09-30
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Map Bookmarks and MM for Linux and Windows
I use MM as a geographic assistant for literature; right now I am learning about the places mentioned in the book Westward Ho!, many near Bideford, England. It would be nice if I could bookmark specific views.
Also, I can't find anything free as good as MM for my Windows and Linux computers; I would love to use MM on them. I guess I could run it in a virtual window; perhaps I'll try that.
I use MM as a geographic assistant for literature; right now I am learning about the places mentioned in the book Westward Ho!, many near Bideford, England. It would be nice if I could bookmark specific views.
Also, I can't find anything free as good as MM for my Windows and Linux computers; I would love to use MM on them. I guess I could run it in a virtual window; perhaps I'll try that.
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2007-10-01
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@ silicon valley
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If there was ever to be anything usable without GPS... maybe it could be able to iterate through the route trackpoints with descriptions (and read the descriptions for those trackpoints easily)