presentation showing how you can view maps, record tracks and potentially edit live openstreetmap mapping data. Mainly with java enabled phones (j2me) - it will also examine the wider mobile mapping space. And its a call to get involved with the new open source j2me projects for openstreetmap

1. OSM on Your Phone Tim Waters July 2007 thinkwhere.wordpress.com

5. TrekBuddy - www.linuxtechs.net/kruch/tb/ No zoom, but uses “Atlases” Can record tracks Can read, show, add new waypoints Navigate to next waypoint Beta, has routing navigate to, along, backwards gpx – rte/rtept/wpt Bluetooth gps, location api, track.nmea SMS lat lon Free! not opensource,but frequent releases good support forum

6. Getting an OSM TrekBuddy Map http://osm.bandnet.org Cheers Tom Higginson!

8. MobiTrack Pro www.unteh.com/products/mobitrack/ $23 http requests(ping server) track status zooming osm via server

9. GpsMid http://gpsmid.sourceforge.net Vector (3mb osm->244k) Zooming GPS, moves map smooth Doesn't record track Open Source needs you!

10. GPSMid - Search

13. Vgps Not free, pay to get them to precompile it

20. Whereami – Adam Boardman downloads osm into symbian database Loads from db to memory then renders, records gpx waypoints, annotatations series 80

21. Maemo Mapper Nokia N770 N800 Default map is OSM Record displays tracks looks great

22. More Maemo

23. Further... OSM on your DS??!