MGMaps Lib SDK

MGMaps Lib SDK is open source toolkit to develop mobile mapping applications.
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References

Following products/projects are using MGMaps mobile mapping software:

  • Mobile GMaps (www.mgmaps.com) is a free mobile mapping client. It is probably most popular 3rd party free Java mapping client, and it has full package of the features of MGMaps. It has been working for about 2 years, and in 2007 it had over 1 million downloads globally, with tens of thousands of active users. This application gives has active user's forum, which gives valuable end-user feedback to the development.
  • EMT map of Estonia (www.emt.ee) is mobile operator provided downloadable mapping application, which among other mobile mapping functions includes support for mobile positioning with operator's infrastructure (Ericsson MPS, using Cell-ID/CGI and A-GPS). So you can also locate your friends who are using ordinary old phones, using this service. EMT is TeliaSonera's subsidiary and largest mobile operator in Estonia with 0.8 million subscribers.
  • Trapster (www.trapster.com) uses MGMaps Lib SDK for their Blackberry and J2ME mobile mapping client. Trapster is speed trap sharing system: users can share locations of mark speed cameras, police traps and other items to be careful about on the roads, so you get warning alert when you are approaching one of these.
  • Connect2Car (www.connect2car.com) provides personal car control and security kits. For mapping and remote control of the cars in Java mobiles they will use MGMaps client.
  • Nutimap (www.nutiteq.com) is a sample of localized and mobile network-based positioning (LBS) enabled mobile application.
  • Teeme Ära (www.teeme2008.ee) is a NGO project with an outrageous plan - to clean Estonia from illegally dumped or littered waste! They plan to do it in single day (May, 3rd 2008), engaging 40 000 volunteers all over the country. There are tens of volunteer mappers who make picture of waste spot with their N95 phones, and upload the image with specific additional data fields to the on-line database. They use customized Nutimap software for the mobile mapping.

And there are many other mapping applications which are not public or are currently under development.