All releases of LocDemo


Release Notes: Some smaller glitches have been fixed. A package for Ubuntu 64-bit systems has been added. The Android sources have been extended by several service classes for geographical calculations and for showing/moving/scaling maps (using Google Maps, Google satellite, view and Open'StreetMap maps optionally).


Release Notes: Minor bugfixes and code cleanup were done. The size of the Linux variant of libwlocate was decreased. The Android variant was extended to support GPS locations (optionally) to encapsulate all geolocation functions within one easy to use library.


Release Notes: This version fixes several bugs in the Android port of libwlocate, contains some general code cleanups, and makes use of a domain for server access now instead of a fixed IP.


Release Notes: libwlocate and the LocDemo application were ported to Android, allowing the default Android geolocation services to be replaced by a variant with better privacy.


Release Notes: This version contains a tool for recording WLAN information. This information can be loaded in LocDemo later to trace the positions that belong to the stored data.


Release Notes: This version now offers support for zooming into and out of the displayed map. A bug related to the accuracy of the result has been fixed and the RPM packages have been updated to be used with Fedora 14.


Release Notes: This release supports zooming into and out of the displayed map.


Release Notes: This version fixes a bug that sometimes caused a completely wrong location for some parts of the world, and introduces automated zooming of the displayed map.


Release Notes: The application was updated and extended to support the latest features of libwlocate, now geolocation also works without any WLAN networks near to the position of the user.


Release Notes: This version fixes a memory leak in libwlocate, offers an improved user interface, and gives information about the country where a user is located.
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