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With more than 300.000 downloads, NaviComputer is one of the most popular GPS maps apps for Windows Mobile.
(See our old thread in the WM forums http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=581474
Finally, NaviComputer has now been released in the Windows Phone store in an all new version for Windows Phone.
NaviComputer is a GPS offline maps and tracking app designed for hiking, biking and other outdoor activities.
It uses different variants of OpenStreetmaps optimized for hiking and biking and can be extended with custom map sources.
Bundled with the optional map downloader and file synchronization tool NaviMapper for desktop PCs, it is optimized for offline use when you are abroad or in regions without network coverage. You can download NaviMapper on the website at www.navicomputer.com
NaviComputer can track your routes in the background and save them in the common GPX file format, as well as import GPX files from everywhere on your phone.
- Topographic offline maps, easy downloadable and manageable
- Trackrecording with statistics and GPX capabilities
- Optional PC tool for downloading maps and transfering offline maps and GPX tracks from and to the phone.
- Simple and easy userinterface, adapts to your phone's design theme
Version 1.0.0.0
First public release, more features will follow.
Please note: Even though the name may be misleading a little bit, NaviComputer is not intended to be a turn-by-turn navigation app for in-car use.
For further information, please visit our website at www.navicomputer.com
or go straight to the Windows Phone store to download and install NaviComputer for free
Navimapper bug on Windows 8.1 x64 but works on x86?
Code:
System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: Une tentative d’accès à un socket de manière interdite par ses autorisations d’accès a été tentée
à System.Net.Sockets.Socket.DoBind(EndPoint endPointSnapshot, SocketAddress socketAddress)
à System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Bind(EndPoint localEP)
à System.Net.Sockets.TcpListener.Start(Int32 backlog)
à System.Net.Sockets.TcpListener.Start()
à MiniHttpd.HttpServer.Start()
à NaviMapper.MainForm.MainForm_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)
à System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
à System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnCreateControl()
à System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl(Boolean fIgnoreVisible)
à System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl()
à System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmShowWindow(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.WndProc(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.WndProc(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.Form.WmShowWindow(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.Form.WndProc(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.OnMessage(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
à System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)
Hello titi66200,
I'm sure it has nothing to do with Windows 8.1 and x64 as it was tested on this operating system.
According to the exception message, I guess it either has something to do with your firewall or other security software running on your system or with some other application or service which is bound to the same socket address/port and has exclusive access to it.
Is there any webserver e.g. IIS or something like this running on your system?
For testing purpose, I suggest to disable your firewalls and other software and if there is any other application or service running that does networking/serving, try to disable this as well. (Especially IIS and any kind of webserver software)
Please let me know if it helps.
Btw: It's not really a good idea to just give the app a negative rating when you are facing such a problem. This way I have no possibility to contact and help you. I am trying to help you to get around your problems and I appreciate it if you contact me before adding negative ratings. Maybe you can fix this...
Latest update adds live tracking feature
Hello users,
The latest update of NaviComputer for Windows Phone adds an interesting feature called "live tracking".
When live tracking is activated you can share your location in real-time with your friends or family. You can share a link with other people via email or social media so these people can see your location live on a map - with any browser on any device. It can be used without registration or sign up.
This feature can be a life-saver in emergency situation when you are out on a trip alone. But it can also be helpful to meet people or simply to let others follow your exciting adventures.
Check the first post of this thread for the link to the store and the website of NaviComputer. NaviComputer is still free and with no ads.
There is blog article with some more information about the new live tracking feature at http://navicomputer.com/blog/
Thanks works fine, can you include points of interest in new release?
Looks great.
But i already have the maps onboard from Here Drive&Maps
Can your app make use of the Here maps?
Amadeus01 said:
Looks great.
But i already have the maps onboard from Here Drive&Maps
Can your app make use of the Here maps?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No, it can not make use of here maps. Please read the FAQ why it can't.
I would like to receive a push notification if I leave a preloaded track for more than 100 meters f.i.
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Related
Announcing the latest Ubuntu App Showdown contest!
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Today we are announcing our third Ubuntu App Showdown! Contestants will have six weeks to build and publish their apps using the new Ubuntu SDK and Ubuntu platform. Both original apps and ported apps, QML and HTML 5, will qualify for this competition.
Categories and prizes
This App Showdown is going to be very special, because we will have four dedicated categories in which you can participate and win a prize.
QML: original apps written in QML or with a combination of QML and JavaScript/C++
HTML5: original apps written using web technologies, be it pure HTML (and CSS/JavaScript) or with platform access using Apache Cordova
Ported: apps ported from another platform, regardless of the technology used
Chinese apps: apps in this category will have to be original and specific to China and the Chinese culture. They will be judged by two native experts in our jury.
The set of prizes will consist of a Nexus 7 (2013) per category for QML, HTML5 and ported apps.
The top two Chinese apps will receive a Meizu device each.
Review criteria
Apps in the HTML5/QML/Ported categories will be reviewed by a jury composed by an international team of five judges:
Jono Bacon, Ubuntu Community Manager
Adnane Belmadiaf, Ubuntu HTML5 expert
Lucas Romero di Benedetto, Ubuntu Community Design Team
Nekhelesh Ramananthan, Ubuntu Core App Developer
Joey-Elijah Sneddon, OMG!Ubuntu editor
The judges for the Chinese apps are:
Shuduo Sang，Software Engineer in Canonical PES
Joey Chan, Ubuntu Core App Developer
Jack Yu, Ubuntu Kylin Lead/Ubuntu Member
The jury will judge applications according to the following criteria:
General Interest – apps that are of more interest to general phone users will be scored higher. We recommend identifying what most phone users want to see, and identifying gaps that your app could fill.
Convergence – apps that have a convergent layout that expands to dedicated tablet mode or optionally run well on the desktop will also be scored higher.
Features – a wide range of useful and interesting features.
Quality – a high quality, stable, and bug-free application experience.
Design – your app should harness the Ubuntu Design Guidelines so it looks, feels, and operates like an Ubuntu app.
Awareness / Promotion – we will award extra points to those of you who blog, tweet, facebook, Google+, reddit, and otherwise share updates and information about your app as it progresses.
Chinese culture – apps optionally submitted in the China category will be reviewed with the same criteria above, plus their relevance to Chinese users of the app. This can be by providing access to Chinese services, being related to Chinese culture or being generally useful to somebody in the People’s Republic of China.
Learn how to write Ubuntu apps
To make it easier for you to get started with writing apps for Ubuntu on the phone and tablets, we’ve set up a week packed with video streaming tutorials where experts from the Ubuntu community will teach you how to use Ubuntu platform technologies to write apps.
Join the Ubuntu App Developer Week! >
If you cannot join, review our app developer documentation.
How to participate
If you are not a programmer and want to share some ideas for cool apps, be sure to add and vote apps on our reddit page.
The contest is free to enter and open to everyone.
The six week period starts on the Wed 26th February and runs until Wed 9th April 2014!
Enter the Ubuntu App Showdown >
I hope that we'll get an email app. :good:
It might be worth mentioning these posts:
Michael Hall's wishlist
Jono Bacon's wishlist
This article is originally from HUAWEI Developer Forum
Forum link: https://forums.developer.huawei.com/forumPortal/en/home
All About Maps
Let's talk about maps. I started an open source project called All About Maps (https://github.com/ulusoyca/AllAboutMaps). In this project I aim to demonstrate how we can implement the same map related use cases with different map providers in one codebase. We will use Mapbox Maps, Google Maps, and Huawei HMS Map Kit. This project uses following libraries and patterns:
MVVM pattern with Android Jetpack Libraries
Kotlin Coroutines for asynchronous operations
Dagger2 Dependency Injection
Android Clean Architecture
Note: The codebase changes by time. You can always find the latest code in develop branch. The code when this article is written can be seen by choosing the tag: episode_1-parse-gpx:
https://github.com/ulusoyca/AllAboutMaps/tree/episode_1-parse-gpx/
Motivation
Why do we need maps in our apps? What are the features a developer would expect from a map SDK? Let's try to list some:
Showing a coordinate on a map with camera options (zoom, tilt, latitude, longitude, bearing)
Adding symbols, photos, polylines, polygons to map
Handle user gestures (click, pinch, move events)
Showing maps with different map styles (Outdoor, Hybrid, Satallite, Winter, Dark etc.)
Data visualization (heatmaps, charts, clusters, time-lapse effect)
Offline map visualization (providing map tiles without network connectivity)
Generate snapshot image of a bounded region
We can probably add more items but I believe this is the list of features which all map provider companies would most likely provide. Knowing that we can achieve the same tasks with different map providers, we should not create huge dependencies to any specific provider in our codebase. When a product owner (PO) tells to developers to switch from Google Maps to Mapbox Maps, or Huawei Maps, developers should never see it as a big deal. It is software development. Business as usual.
One would probably think why a PO would want to switch from one map provider to another. In many cases, the reason is not the technical details. For example, Google Play Services may not be available in some devices or regions like China. Another case is when a company X which has a subscription to Mapbox, acquires company Y which uses Google Maps. In this case the transition to one provider is more efficient. Change in the terms of services, and pricing might be other motivations.
We need competition in the market! Let's switch easily when needed but how dependencies make things worse? Problematic dependencies in the codebase are usually created by developing software like there is no tomorrow. It is not always developers' fault. Tight schedules, anti-refactoring minded teams, unorganized plannings may cause careless coding and then eventually to technical depts. In this project, I aim to show how we can encapsulate the import lines below belonging to three different map providers to minimum number of classes with minimum lines:
Code:
import com.huawei.hms.maps.*
import com.google.android.gms.maps.*
import com.mapbox.mapboxsdk.maps.*
It should be noted that the way of achieving this in this post is just one proposal. There are always alternative and better ways of implementations. In the end, as software developers, we should deliver our tasks time-efficiently, without over-engineering.
About the project
In the home page of the project you will see the list of tutorials. Since this is the first blog post, there is only one item for now. To make our life easier with RecyclerViews, I use Epoxy library by Airbnb in the project. Once you click the buttons in the card, it will take to the detail page. Using bottom sheet we can switch between map providers. Note that Huawei Map Kit requires a Huawei mobile phone.
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In this first blog post, we will parse the GPX file of 120 km route of Cappadocia Ultra Trail race and show the route and check points (food stations) on map. I finished this race in 23 hours 45 mins and you can also read my experience here (https://link.medium.com/uWmrWLAzR6). GPX is an open standart which contains route points that constructs a polyline and waypoints which are the attraction location. In this case, the waypoints represents the food and aid stations in the race. We will show the route with a polyline and waypoints with markers on map.
Architecture
Architecture is definitely not an overrated concept. Since the early days of Android, we have been seeking for the best architectural patterns that suits with Android development. We have heard of MVC, MVP, MVVM, MVI and many other patterns will emerge. The change and adaptation to a new pattern is inevitable by time. We should keep in mind some basic and commonly accepted concepts like SOLID principles, seperation of concerns, maintainability, readibility, testablity etc. so that we can switch to between patterns easily when needed.
Nowadays, widely accepted architecture in Android community is modularization with Clean Architecture. If you have time to invest more, I would strongly suggest Joe Birch's clean architecture tutorials. As Joe suggests in his tutorials, we do not have to apply every rule line by line but instead we take whatever we feel like is needed. Here is my take and how I modularized the All About Maps app:
Note that dependency injection with Dagger2 is the core of this implementation. If you are not familiar with the concept, I strongly suggest you to read the best Dagger2 tutorial in the wild Dagger2 world by Nimrod Dayan.
Domain Module
Many of us are excited to start implementation with UI to see the results immediately but we should patiently build our blocks. We shall start with the domain module since we will put our business logic and define the entities and user interactions there.
This is not the end. For full content, you can visit https://forums.developer.huawei.com/forumPortal/en/topicview?tid=0201260729166420263&fid=0101187876626530001
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The goal of HMS is to give developers more options for a complete app kit solution. HMS is a more open and affordable alternative to GMS, and every day more and more apps get built using HMS. In this thread, we invite you to leave a comment talking about apps. What are your favorite apps? What do you like about them? Participants will be entered into a giveaway for a chance to win a Huawei P30 Pro!
Contest date:
6/26/2020 - 7/7/2020
Contest rules:
Leave a comment describing your favorite apps
One entry per user
Entries must be submitted by July 7th, 2020
Open to all countries
Prizes:
1x Huawei P30 Pro
The Huawei P30 Pro was one of the top phones of 2019, with its advanced camera setup and super-fast speeds. Now you can have the chance to own this exciting phone! XDA did a video review of the camera on the P30 Pro, which you can check out here.
We are looking forward to your comments describing your favorite apps! After the contest end-date, a winner will be select to receive a free Huawei P30 Pro.
Actually, I like the wechat most
Reason: I live in singapore and my best friend lives in China now. Every time when we have time, we will have a video chat with each other. In my view, it makes the communication so convenient.
Daily i use VIBER,TEAMVIEWER and WOL manager.
I like the way i can "wake up" my pc and through Teamviewer can remote it from anywhere i am.
What i like with the P series is the camera app.
It's complete with different useful tools,that makes it more powerful than other brands.
Telegram and Spotify
I like using Telegram app and Spotify
I am huge user of Telegram which has replaced my traditional messaging
It is pretty intuitive reliable and easy
Also it's not just a messaging app but a collective Databases of various Things and People
Movies songs learning we can get any groups of u name the topic
Also Spotify is one of the app that I use the most being an Audiophile
The distribution of genres are just very good
Also I can find new Music very easily
Youtube and Twitter are what I use the most. Image 2 wallpaper is a great app for setting my wallpaper
I love 'Google Maps' .
The way it shows me the way in such a busy and big city where you find freedom to yourself to discover it by your own. It also helps to estimate the time you might need. And the best thing is you can easily by pass traffic jam if you have a clear view of the road condition.
I use AIMP not only for my music but to listen to audiobooks changing speed, tempo and pitch easily.
The camera, I like to take a photo of all kinds, communication
I like Amazon India App
I like it because it has all.... Shopping, Movies, Music, Daily needs, Payments, Etc
Now a days in India they introduced CREDIT feature too for those who want to spend and pay later (Direct credit in wallet... No need of Credit card). Its soo cool right.
For me, Twitter is my favorite app. It's not just a social media app for me, it's also a news app and basically a RSS Feed app for all my favorite sites. It's super flexible and just very easy to use. At this point I "couldn't" live without it. The Netflix app in combination with my Chromecast is my second most favorite app.
I really love Nova Launcher! It is one of the apps I always had on my smartphone and it's one of the first apps I install when I change my phone or install a custom ROM.
Self-improving apps
I use apps that are related to improving your efficiency when it comes to studying. 2 of those are Tide and Flipd. They are so easy to use, free and help me manage my time in the most comfortable way.
Since I love taking photos with my mobile all the time, therefore 'Snapseed' is my most favourite app.
I use the most Retro music player, MS Teams, Whatsapp and Reddit.
My favorite apps are definitely Owncloud, Discord, Hue and Prime Video
My favorite apps are those that are simple to use and user friendly. Those apps that are dark themed since I use an OLED display phone. I love apps that doesn't consume a lot of power. And finally, those apps that are safe to use and doesn't come with android virus. ??
One of my favorite app is Google Drive, Google Drive, It helps in syncing and storing files. It includes a powerful mobile office suite, so I can create and edit files from my phone. Drive can store your files locally for offline viewing and editing too.
And another app which i like most is Telegram, it delivers message faster than any other app and it lets me access my message from multiple devices.
Whatsapp
Youtube
Call of duty
Pubg
Sometimes I feel like I am the one who really love Huawei devices. Now I am typing on Huawei Nova 3 , the device is really running well. Previously I used Honor6x, Honor 20i which are devices of Huawei sub-brand Honor.
To be honest I mostly love this EMUI which is far from typical Chinese UI and close to stock. The apps I use most Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, camera and gallery..
And kudos to emui for making such great camera app.. I like it..
Tao Xinle is excited about the upcoming HUAWEI DEVELOPER CONFERENCE 2020 (Together), not only because he can share stories and thoughts with developers across the world at this annual event, but also because he will bring his new innovation to the HDC. It is a text recognition app called ScanScan that has been downloaded more than 9 million times in AppGallery.
ScanScan was born out of a romance. Three years ago, Tao quit his job in Beijing and moved to Yunnan Province to live with his girlfriend Baibai. As a book lover who enjoys reading and noting down her favorite sentences, she tried various types of OCR software but was frustrated by the complicated procedures, low precision, and high costs. Therefore, Tao decided to develop a handy OCR tool for her.
Tao used the white cat he raised with his girlfriend as the logo for ScanScan to symbolize their love and togetherness.
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Story Behind ScanScan: Huawei Developer Platforms Power Mobile App Accessibility
Baibai giving feedback about ScanScan
As a beta user of ScanScan, Baibai offered a lot of useful feedback, which inspired Tao to add more functions to the original version, including document scanning, chart recognition, batch recognition, and translation.
During app development, Tao used the OCR and document correction capabilities powered by HUAWEI HiAI to improve the accuracy of text recognition and speed of boundary detection, and also integrated HMS Core's ML Kit, all free of charge. In addition to helping Tao save on resources, these two platforms also allowed the OCR feature to be compatible with various mobile phones, from low-end to high-end models, from Huawei brands to non-Huawei brands, even without the need to connect to a network.
The full-coverage capabilities provided by Huawei allow developers to develop features or apps compatible with all device models. ScanScan offers an offline recognition capability, which keeps user data safe with the recognized results stored locally on your phone, and allows users to use it anywhere, even in remote areas where the network signal is often patchy.
Story Behind ScanScan: Huawei Developer Platforms Power Mobile App Accessibility
Tao Xinle and Baibai trying out the app
At the very beginning, ScanScan aimed to offer more convenience to users like Baibai. However, it turned out to be a blessing for another unexpected group of users.
"ScanScan really helps me see the world," said Anzhi, a visually impaired user of the app. "I use it to read my schedule, musical notation, user guide for electronic device, and the label on medicine packets. Sometimes when I am not sure which floor I am on, ScanScan can help me identify the floor by taking a picture." Anzhi described her user experience with high praise for the app: "If I was only allowed to use one app on my phone, it would be ScanScan because it really helps me see more in my life."
By integrating HMS Core's AI capabilities and adapting to some accessibility functions on phones, ScanScan can easily recognize text in photos and convert it into audio output, which enables people with visual impairments to read in daily life. It also adds voice alerts to instruct users to adjust the camera angle for a more precise recognition result.
"When I found out that ScanScan can actually help people, it felt like I’ve done something worthwhile," said Tao.
Such powerful technology should be accessed by everyone, though it is sometimes still out of reach for certain groups. Accessibility features are crucial to apps, just like tactile paving is an indispensable part of our streets. By creating an app like ScanScan, Tao has demonstrated that he is as much of a pioneer as he is a developer who has paved the way for more newcomers.
Hello XDA forum,
I've tried everything in my knowledge so far, so I've finally decide to come on to this forum as I've completely ran out of idea as to how to move forward with this problem at this point.
I'm not that tech savvy so please excuse my terminologies or any assumptions as I describe the problem as they could be completely wrong.
Background:
Currently I'm playing a game called Fate/Grand Order. This game has many servers, and published by different companies in certain regions. In the beginning I was playing the Global/North American (NA) version of the game, but later I've began exploring different servers.
While playing the CN version of the game, and I was able to successfully packet sniff on this version of the game. The CN version of the game is published by Bilibili and downloaded via their games site (link) as Google (Play) is blocked in China, and its online interactions communicates with the Bilibili server. Whereas the other versions of the game such as NA, JP or KR are downloaded via Google Play.
Since I was able to packet sniff the CN version of the game, it got me curious into packet sniff the other versions of the game (I have tried with NA and JP). However, when I did my proxy software Fiddler was unable to pick up any of the important packets once the game has started.
What I have tried so far:
Initially I did a bit of digging around as to why after "Tunnel to cdn.data.fate-go.jp:443" or "Tunnel to data.fate-go.us:443", no more important packets would show up again.
At first I thought it was me not setting up my Fiddler's cert properly, however I can exclude that possibility for 2 reasons.
The first is that if I hadn't set it properly the first time around, I wouldn't be able to properly see and read the CN's server packets, secondly when I used HTTP Toolkit instead of Fiddler, the same situation is happening.
After bit of research, I was suggested that it could be modern Android Apps utilising SSL Pinning to prevent MITMs and so I've decide to find a way to disable SSL Pinning for the JP and NA version. After installing Frida, launching the Frida server on my device (an Emulator), and using Objection to boot the App and using "android sslpinning disable"
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the results were still the same, therefore leaving me extremely confused whether I have gotten this all wrong. This lead me to speculate whether I have successfully unpinned the SSL or even if it uses pinned certs. I've tried to install this APK (an SSL Unpinning Demo), but I can't seem to be able to install it on my emulator. I then looked into whether I could manually swap out the pinned certs with my own, but when I opened the game APK in APK Studio there were no certs to be found.
So right now I'm not sure how to tackle this problem further. Maybe someone could explain what this game is doing to protect itself from having its packets read/modified, or if there's any way around it., or maybe I'm just an idiot and probably got my steps wrong somewhere along the way. This is all the info I can provide from the top of my head right now, let me know you need anything else.
I would like to try the same with Smash Legends so I will just leave my reply here hoping someone may know the answer.
I've met the same question now. Do you find any method for fgo.jp sniffing? If so, pls email me at [email protected].