You can see live performance statistics, including distance, speed, and elevation gains. The app also adds a social component on top of these wonderful features: you can share your maps and trails via Google Maps and Documents. They are then also available from any computer, and browsing through other shared tracks can help you discover new routes and sidetracks that you hadn’t seen before. A wonderful and well executed app for outdoor activities of all kinds. 

Introducing the Telegraph app for the T-mobile G1.

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Pebblebox allows the user to publish and discover local events, theater schedules, housing, restaurants, tourism guide, etc. It is also a social platform in neighborhoods. Users can read and write geo-blogs, share experiences, and make new friends. Furthermore, it supports transactions on mobile phones. Users can sell and buy products, purchase tickets, make reservations, etc.

GolfPlay has been created as an answer to the high demand existing amongst golf lovers for reliable, accurate and free software. Its objective is to give support to all the real time necessities of a golf player during a game. GolfPlay uses GPS location and an online querying site where it is possible to access their personal game statistics as well as a social network to exchange impressions with other users about the sport that links them: golf.

The GPS allows GolfPlay to display where the player is over a Google Maps rotated image using real and 2D visualization of the course.

The Maps API with some additional information about the holes’ location are used to calculate statistics (distance, number of shots, score and hole data calculations) and display them on Google Charts, which are accessed via the web. These statistics and reports are what makes GolfPlay a useful training tool for players.

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