Showing posts with label Google Earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Earth. Show all posts

Monday, July 27, 2009

VeloComputer 6.4.18

VeloComputer transforms phones with GPS into an advanced cycling computer with cadence and trip tracking on Google Earth.
Transform your mobile phone into VeloComputer - an advanced cycling computer with cadence and GPS tracking. All you need is a mobile phone with accelerometer and GPS.
Strap your phone on a thigh with a sports armband holster with Velcro extension band or just put it in a pocket of your cycling tights. When the pedal is in its lower position, the phone on your thigh will be located in its low point of "rest". When the same pedal reaches the highest point, your legs make half the rotation in the crankshaft. The phone's accelerometer detects low and high points of "rest" and calculates cadence in rotations per minute (rpm). This technology eliminates the need to wire a cadence sensor on your bike. Keep your bike slim and clean!
All your trip data is stored on the phone in CSV files and can be uploaded to a spreadsheet for training analysis or Google Earth for tracking.
VeloComputer application works on phones with accelerometer supporting JSR-256 (mobile sensor) and JSR-179 (LBS/GPS). You can also use it on GPS phones without an accelerometer (no cadence feature). In this case just put the phone in a pocket or mount it on the handlebar.
VeloComputer uses VeloTones for audible speed, acceleration and cadence monitoring. VeloTones, like ringtones, are digital sounds which allow cyclists to monitor speed, acceleration and cadence audibly, by listening to VeloTones without looking at the display. It's like having your personal coach riding with you and telling when to speed up, slow down, up-or-down shift to maintain your cadence. You can record your own VeloTones and configure them to fit your training needs. Keep your eyes on the road, not your display!
For higher accuracy measuring spot speed and acceleration we developed the VeloComputer bluetooth sensor. The sensor attaches to a quick release on a wheel of your bicycle and wirelessly transmits precise motion data to the VeloComputer application on your phone. The application instantly calculates and displays spot speed, acceleration, time and distance traveled.
Unlike traditional cycling computer sensors, which measure a full 360° (degree) wheel rotation, VeloComputer's innovative technology is capable of detecting as little as 1° (degree) of wheel rotation. This unique sensing technology is at least 360 times more accurate than traditional sensors. It measures accurate spot speed and acceleration in less than 1 second comparing up to 7 seconds delay in traditional cycling computers. The next version of VeloComputer will also measure the torque and power without any additional sensors on your bicycle.
Requirements:·
MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Google Maps V3.0.1.6 S60V3 / S60V5

Features
My Location (beta)My Location shows your current location on the map, even if your Nokia phone does not have GPS. Learn more with our My Location video.
Interactive maps
Google Maps for your Nokia feels just like Google Maps on the desktop. Pan and zoom the map, and view satellite imagery, and even switch into Street View for a closer look.
Business listings
Search Google Maps for local businesses and points of interest. View store hours and reviews, then dial a business in one click. Thanks to My Location, you can find nearby businesses without even having to enter your current location.
Directions
Google Maps offers turn-by-turn driving directions - and thanks to My Location, you don't even have to enter your starting point. You can also get walking directions and find public transit routes in more than 100 cities around the world. Learn more with our public transit video.
Traffic
Real-time traffic data helps you find the fastest route to your destination.
New! Street View
View street level imagery of addresses, businesses, and turns in directions in major cities throughout the United States, Australia, Japan, and parts of Europe.
Learn more with our Street View video.
Favorites
Save your favorite places so that you can easily return to them on the map. Supported Nokia phonesGoogle Maps for Nokia works on most smartphones that run S60 3rd Edition.
Popular Nokia phones that run Google Maps include:
Nokia 5800Nokia N95 Nokia N70 Nokia N73 Nokia N75 Nokia N82, and many more



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Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Google Maps V2.01

If you have a GPS-enabled device, this blue dot corresponds to your GPS location. At times, or if you do not have a GPS-enabled phone, you might see the blue dot surrounded by a light blue circle (as shown on the right) to indicate uncertainty about your location.

Why the uncertainty? The My Location feature takes information broadcast from mobile towers near you to approximate your current location on the map - it’s not GPS, but it comes pretty close (approximately 1000m close, on average). We’re still in beta, but we’re excited to launch this feature and are constantly working to improve our coverage and accuracy.
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