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Online navigation on your mobile
NavFunPro is the most universal Google-Maps tool that gives you all the goodies of Google Maps and Google Earth. You can connect
your bluetooth GPS or use the mobile's built in GPS. Then NavFunPro
turns your mobile into an all-terrain navigation/gps tool. All your tracks are uploaded to internet. You can
check them out at www.trackthisout.com/tm.html.
If your mobile
supports a file-system (for example a flash card) you can also store your tracks to the file-system.
In that case you can review your tracks on your PC with for example Google Earth.
Features
- Always use up-to-date maps by using Google Maps, and Google Earth
- Supports bluetooth GPS and built in GPS (JSR 179)
- Find addresses, businesses, weather conditions, city-info, other buddies
- Define waypoints
- Dashboard with compass, speed, altitude, coordinates, and distance to target
- Altitude graph with browse option
- Load GPX track-files from your mobile's file-system (for example flash card), show the track on your mobile's map, and let your mobile guide you through the track
- Store your track as GPX file to your mobile's file-system. After that you can review your track on your PC (using for example Google Earth)
- Review/export your tracks at www.trackthisout.com/tm.html
- See and chat with your buddies that use NavFunPro or Tracky
- You can disable Google maps to minimize internet-data.
- Also works on mobiles without internet. In that case tracks can only be saved to the mobile's file-system.
Google Maps are not shown, instead blank tiles are shown.
- Also work without GPS. In that case you can browse maps and use the find-feature
- Free trial available
Download the free trial below or (if satisfied) buy the full version here.
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Product specs
Online navigation software. Runs on most modern mobiles (MIDP2.0, CLDC 1.1), and most Blackberry devices. The navigation feature requires a built-in GPS or bluetooth GPS
mouse. The track-upload and maps feature requires internet access (WIFI, GPRS, UMTS, WAP).
Note that showing real Google maps requires about 100KBytes per screen. We advice a flat internet data plan.
You can disable maps to decrease the internet traffic.
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