Please note - much of the information on GpsMid web pages, especially on development, is outdated - please see the GpsMid wiki for current information.
This page demonstrates an up-to-date snapshot from our CVS repository. This code is not yet released and may contain aditional bugs. It does however give an easy view of the current development going on in GpsMid
Additional features since the last release (0.4.51)
Touchscreen support
Improved support for QWERT keyboards
Setup dialog improvements
Routing to POIs
Displaying of the found route path
Special routing instructions for motorways, roundabouts, tunels and bridges
Reduced unnessasary straight-ons in route instructions
Improved off-route detection
Improved Waypoints and Tracklogs handling
Direct uploading of GPX tracklogs to the OpenStreetMap servers
Name check overview filter, to highlight named/unamed ways
Editing tags of ways and uploading to OpenStreetMap
Backlight support for Siemens phones
Backlight dimming (if supported by device)
Sending SMS with a GPS position in it
Testing the latest code
If you want to test the latest and greatest GpsMid features, or want to see if a
bug has been
fixed, checkout out the (more or less) nightly builds
Building a CVS snapshot your self
Further information about how to compile from CVS can be found on the wiki
Demo
If you have a java plug-in for your web browser, you can have a look at a live demo of GpsMid to see what it offers for you. The page presents a mobile phone emulator that is running GpsMid in which you can try out viewing the map, searching and routing.
Due to starting the java plugin and downloading GpsMid, the demo page might be slow to load!
Last updated: 22/09/10 --- GpsMid is licensed under GPLv2 --- OpenStreetMap is CC-BY-SA
