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Sanoodi SMap is freeware application for Blackberry smartphones that allows you to record and manage your running, hiking, cycling, MTB or sailing routes and upload them to Sanoodi’s website live via GPRS or later when you connect your BlackBerry to your desktop computer.
Key features of SMap for Blackberry include:
+ Two screens: a Pace Screen and [...]

G-Map is a standalone, offline GPS Mapping & navigation Application for Apple iphone and iPod Touch, without requiring an Internet connection. Once downloaded, you can easily search your location and get directions without an internet connection, anytime, anywhere, even when you’re on the move. It also provides real 3D View of major intersections and highway [...]

Mozilla has announced that future versions of Firefox plan on supporting the new W3C Geolocation Specification, which adds the native ability for Web sites to request, and you to optionally grant access to, your location. Users will have multiple choices to enter their location- GPS, Wi-Fi,/WLAN, Manual, etc.
Firefox 3 users can get a head start [...]

Americas Emergency Network has released a free mobile application called AEN Mobile GPS Edition that alerts individuals about natural or manmade emergencies based on their current physical GPS location in real-time. AEN Mobile is actually a Where GPS widget that offers location based content on supported mobile devices including Nokia S60, Blackberry and Java J2ME.

Key [...]

Earthscape Mobile is a Google Earth-like virtual earth software for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch with support for accelerometer based controls.

With Earthscape, you can fly anywhere on the Earth and view beautiful satellite imagery in realistic 3D, explore geotagged wikipedia links to learn more about the surroundings, and use the built-in GPS receiver to [...]

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