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A long long time ago (ok March 2008) I wrote a small free GPS program, LocateMe, for Java ME enabled phones with/without integrated GPS.

A few features:

* Only 30-35K
* "Target" other LocateMe ...

I think this is a moot point for a number of reasons, but primarily:

.Net IL and Java bytecodes are compiled at runtime on modern JITs meaning their performance is analysed and can often be compile ...

I'm seriously confused now. Streetmap.co.uk tells me I can't use their maps via an integrated web browser as part of a publically used product yet others are using this stuff liberally in programs.
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I'll have a look for out of copyright maps - any maps are better than no maps.

I agree that this would take an enormous amount of work. which is probably why the organisations that have already do ...

That's an interesting program. From what I can tell its violating the map providers' licences and usage agreements. Sure the guy has put reference to the map providers but he does not have their conse ...

I contacted Streetmap UK to try and use UK maps (for the time being) but they flat turned me down. Google requires a user ID (which I'm not allowed to give out for use on a web site only).

User col ...

Hmmmm. Thinking about it, free of otherwise, if I use these online map resources I can't responsibly release the software for public use since it relies on unlicenced third party maps - bummer.

Wh ...

I'm a software developer who's worked with GIS in the past (~2 years) and having bought a GPS recently have been wondering about creating some software. My skills lie in PC and Pocket PC programming. ...

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