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Description:
This tool allows you to locate your position in relation with other GPS points, to see the journey you have traveled.

You can find back your place at harbour after a trip on boat, the starting point of an excursion or locate your car in a huge car park,
A place of which you know the location,
To see the excursion you made,
Speed trap alert or lots of other things…
Tracks and saved points can be exported to GoogleEarth and to GPX standard.
Put your old tracks in the background with a system of tracing,
Put maps in the background (moving map),
Display a graph of altitude, speed or signal level.

New Features:
- Download maps from Internet.
- Address search from Internet.
- Saving type ‘history’ of the track.
- New type of points (Secondary).
- Internal optimizations for maps rendering.
- Lot of bugs and less.
- Other small things.
- Some other things…

History:

v3.0.2
- Sharing position system
- Dashboard for timing
- New buttons for zooming
- New virtual buttons
- New actions
- Automatic switch to manual zoom and new management of zoom
- Function ‘Man Overboard’ for naviguation

v3.0.1
- Sharing position system
- Dashboard for timing
- New buttons for zooming
- New virtual buttons
- New actions
- Automatic switch to manual zoom and new management of zoom
- Function ‘Man Overboard’ for naviguation

v2.80:
- Download maps from Internet.
- Address search from Internet.
- Saving type ‘history’ of the track.
- New type of points (Secondary).
- Internal optimizations for maps rendering.
- Lot of bugs and less.
- Other small things.

v2.74:
- New system of import and export.
- New management of GPS.
- Speed climb.
- New Alerts.
- New keys.
- New statistics.
- Customizable Alerts at point level.
- An alternative keyboard.
- An homemade window for file saving selection.
- Internal Optimizations (case of a large number of points or maps).
- Improved VGA compatibility (?).
- Other small things.

v2.73:
- New navigation menus.
- New system of calculating the approach speed to a point.
- Dashboard specific to navigation.
- Possibility to choose the thickness of the trace.
- 2nd dashboard.
- New statistics.
- Possibilities to darken or reverse cards in night mode.
- Choice auto zoom limit level.
- Export in CSV.
- New keys.
- Export of the party selected of the track.
- Trace of altitude more visible.
- Some other things…

v2.72d:
- New saving format for the track and the points (faster). Warning: If you want to go back to the previous version: Before installing the old version, you have to check ‘Old saving format’ in the general configuration window to no loose all your points!
- New statellite window.
- Automatic back up of the configuration.
- A system of track recovery in case of reset.
- Some bugs less.
- Some other things…

v2.71b:
- Possibility to import itineraries.
- Improvement of compatibility with the resolutions other than the 320×240.
- Compatible Smartphone.
- Some bugs less.
- Some other things…

v2.71:
- Possibility to import itineraries.
- Improvement of compatibility with the resolutions other than the 320×240.
- Compatible Smartphone with touch screen.
- Some bugs less.
- Some other things…

v2.70c:
- Possibility to update map or group of map calibration.
- UTM format.
- New GPS manager.
- Windows displayed in Anglo-Saxon units.
- Some bugs less.
- Some other things…

v2.69:
- Possibility to click on a point to display his group, name, the cape and outdistance (from current position).
- Possibility to edit a point from a double click.
- Possibility to add a comment to points.
- Possibility to record voice memo to points and use it as alert.
- Possibility to export points from group.
- Possibility to export in NMEA format compatible with Locr.
- Some other things…

v2.6.8d:
- Add battery level.
- Add sound to warn lost of signal.
- New statitic.
- Drift alarm.
- Possibility to activate/deactivate StaticNav (only for some kind of GPS).
- Altitude alert.
- Uneven alert.
- Redisign of map projection.
- Possibility to set memory size for maps.
- Possibility to set alert for signal lost.
- Better compatibility with 240

Description:
SportyPal is an easy to use intuitive application for your mobile phone. You activate it when you start your running, cycling, walking, rollerblading or similar exercise.

In two simple clicks it will start to log and map your position, movement, distance, tempo and calories burned. It will not affect normal operation of your mobile phone, so you can still listen to music, receive and initiate calls and messages.

When you finish exercising, the collected performance information will be stored on your mobile. Later you can review it, compare it with other exercises or check your best performance achievements. SportyPal will present each exercise in a map view, draw elegant graphics charts of your performance or present summarized information. SportyPal is intuitively designed to assist you improve your performance in running, cycling, blading, walking, skiing or other workouts involving similar activities.

The real brilliance of SportyPal comes with the web integration. You have a possibility to upload your workouts on the internet with a simple click of a button on your mobile phone. Registering to SportyPal web application will enable you to have instant access to your workouts performance and maps from anywhere. The web application provides additional functionality for analysis of your fitness workouts. You can also share your exercises with your friends, comment on their performance or organize virtual competitions.

SportyPal will create a new excitement in your healthy sporty life. Register for free here

Just yesterday, some images of the HTC 7 Trophy and and HD7 arrived, and now the flood gates have opened, swamping us with information. Unfortunately, there’s also a lot of confusion about what devices we’re talking about. There are a ton of names being kicked about, all of which may be the same, or completely different phones. There’s the HD7, the 7 Trophy, the HD7 Mozart, the HD3 and the Schubert. Confusing, huh? We don’t know which is which, and probably won’t know for a while. This is what we’ve found out in the last 24 hours:

A full set of specs for the HD7 have leaked, indicating it’ll come to T-Mobile

4.3-inch WVGA TFT display, 480 x 800 resolution, 1 GHz Qualcomm QSD8250 processor, 576 MB of RAM, dual-band HSPA/UMTS 7.2 Mbps radio, quad-band GSM radio, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, a-GPS, digital compass, FM radio, 5 megapixel auto-focus camera with dual-LED flash, 1,230 mAh battery

The HTC 7 Mozart just passed Global Certification. Same phone, or not? We don’t know.

The first real shots of the HD7 (in glorious focus) got posted on a Chinese forum (via WME)

Notice that it’s branded HD 3 in all those shots. Confusing, huh?

We’ve also heard the following for European pricing “though T-mobile (Germany), as well as O2 (Germany) for €560 (~US$750) and €599 (~US$800).” We assume that’s without contract.

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CharlieMasonSeptember 23, 2010 at 1:33 pm

That is indeed without contract according to your earlier post: http://www.everythingwm.com/htc-hd7-scheduled-for-mid-october-release/2010/09/20/

€80 euro plus €20/month on a two year contract according to that post.

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Visual Basic is one of the most popular, and arguable easiest to learn, programming languages on the planet, and it’s going to plug in very nicely to Windows Phone 7. This is a CTP (community technical preview) of Visual Basic for Windows Phone 7, and should lower the barrier for developing a WP7 app even further. The other cool thing, is that older versions of Windows Mobile used VB, so it may be possible for developers to port the core of apps into the new OS.

The build of VB isn’t final yet, so it might be a little while before we see a torrent of apps from the language, but the more the merrier, either way.

Just yesterday I was posting that I was bewildered by what handsets HTC’s producing, how they differ, and what are just different names for the same thing. Well, this helps clear things up a little, the full European specs for the HTC 7 Trophy, also known as the HTC Spark.

While it’s currently only shown to run on European networks, we hope that a US version is in the pipeline too.

It’ll have a 3.8-inch screen, 8GB non-removable microSD card (what?), 576MB of RAM, GPS, Compass, FM Radio, 1GHz chip, 5MP camera, 1300m Ah battery.

The 8GB of storage is pretty underwhelming, especially as you can’t swap it out.

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Here’s an impressive 20-minute long hands-on with the LG E900/Optimus 7 from a Czech website. I have no idea what he’s saying, but it’s pretty good to ogle at the hardware.

Earlier this week we heard a rumor that WP7 might have free USB tethering, which caused us all to jump with joy, until it turned out to be a misunderstanding. What has been confirmed is that WP7 will be able to support tethering, but it will rely on the carrier to enable it. Just like every other smartphone in existence.

Not quite what we were hoping for, a free compulsory service, but hardly unexpected. Free tethering could have been a killer feature, but I guess it isn’t happening. We’re stuck with carrier’s high priced tethering fee.

Even though we’ve seen multiple leaks about Sense UI For Windows Phone 7, including a very convincing video, HTC says that Sense won’t be used immediately. Says HTC CEO Peter Chou:

“Initially, we don’t have time to bring things on top of that. But over time we will innovate on top of that to provide some HTC experience.

“I don’t think we would do complete Sense UI on Windows Phone 7. However, I will say that we will innovate differently to improve the experience and to get some HTC unique and differentiated experience on Windows Phone 7 in the future.”Frankly, the less of this sort of stuff, the better. It’s bloated, doesn’t fit the look of WP7, and has caused significant fragmentation on Android. Trust Microsoft on this one.

We’ve heard plenty of speculation and now sources of Neowin are saying that October 21st will be the release date for Windows Phone 7 devices. That jives with what we’ve heard about the HTC HD7 release date. Microsoft will hold several worldwide launch events. They are also supposed holding an open house event in New York City on October 11th. While devices will hit the UK, France, German, Italy and Spain on the 21st, it’s not clear if we’ll see a launch here in the US on that date.

Update: According to Paul Thurrott, who is well-connected, the US launch date is November 8th.

It’s almost time folks. We suspect rumors will ramp up as we get close to the launch date.

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TechbloggerSeptember 26, 2010 at 11:42 pm

Is this confirmed? Well, lets get the conversation started.

Christopher MeinckSeptember 27, 2010 at 12:33 am

Looks like Paul Thurrott has splashed a bit of cold water on this rumor, saying his sources say November 8th.

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New ads have surfaced for the HTC Mondrian, which will be released on AT&T Wireless. The ads are of the teaser variety, so we don’t really see much of the phone. How many of you find yourself on familiar footing while viewing these ads.

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