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VideoTuesday, March 25. 2008ScreenshotsTuesday, March 25. 2008A couple of screenshots showing tangoGPS in action:
tangoGPS on the Neo1973Runnning live on the phone, we can turn our Neosinto a cool GPS device
In fullscreen modeMaking best use of the screen.The slider shows the current zoom level. Each zoom level is twice the scale from the next one. Autocenter lets the map follow your movements. ![]() In normal modeThe map can smoothly be dragged around,zoomed in and out and centered on current gps-position. You can see speed, heading, trip length, number of visible and used satellites ![]() Menu EntrytangoGPS comes with a nice icon andcan be started from the apps menu. ![]()
Satellite data and trip metertangoGPS features a mileage counter with maximumand average speed and shows GPS data with latitude, longitude, heading etc. ![]() Friend FindertangoGPS comes now with a friend finder function,letting you easily figure out the locations of others ![]() Context MenuLets you find friends, figure out distance from your current location or lets you set your position manually, i.e. when you have no gps ![]() Register you NickI you want you can register your nick so only you can use it. ![]() Config of repositories and gpsdYou can use any gpsd on the net. If you have a data flat-rate,you can connect to another Neo's gpsd. Or you can replay your logfiles from your desktop PC! ![]() tangoGPS on the GNOME desktopCurrently the UI is adapted for the Neo, but I'm working onan adapted ui-design for desktop / laptop use.
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