Free Skyletter We respect your privacy. Free Pc Cleaner And Repair Software Download. LiveTracker BETA The LiveTracker mobile client can be installed on any BlackBerry® mobile phone and sends out location data to our Skylab GPS server. • Free: No hooks or hidden fees for personal use. • Worldwide GPS: works all over the world.

• Background Tracking: just works - 24/7. • Remote Control: start/stop tracking by SMS. • Easy Sharing: Send tracking links via EMail, PIN, SMS, MMS.

• Live Web Tracking: View location on maps. • Live Desktop Tracking: 3D world tracking. (soon) Mobile Details Features • Free Download: LiveTracker Mobile is available for free non-commercial use -.

• Free Tracking Server: For storing tracking data we maintain a tracking server - for free. • Background Tracking: Start LiveTracker and it sends the GPS location to our tracking server. • Automatic Tracking: On device startup GPS tracking can be fired up automatically.

• Remote Control: Start and stop GPS tracking on your device by sending an SMS. • Share Location: Send EMail, PIN, SMS, MMS, Twitter message to your location's map representation. • BETA TEST: Due to the early stage of this application please report any bugs to us. Tracking and Sharing Demonstration - BlackBerry® Tom is tracking himself and shares his location with Greg via email. Sending Location.

Share Location. Via EMail or SMS? EMail to Greg. Greg received an email from Tom and can see his buddy's location. Tom's location info.

Please select a download mirror: External Mirror 1. Google Map GPS Cell Phone Tracker is a free application that allows you to track a GPS enabled mobile phone on.

Tom's location map. View GPS Location - Desktop PC / Mac / Linux Browser Greg can also view a map with any desktop browser like shown below. A static map image with the location even works with browsers that do not support JavaScript. The dynamic map allows zooming, panning and navigating within the map as well as switching from streetlevel to satellite or topographic maps. Mobile Technical Details GPS: • Built-in GPS receiver (via JSR-179 location API). Or• External Bluetooth GPS receiver.

Any Bluetooth GPS receiver should work. Supported Devices: • 8110, 8130, 8310, 8330, 8350i, 8500, 8530, 8800, 8820, 8830, 8900, 9000, 9100, 9105, 9300, 9330, 9500, 9520, 9530, 9550, 9630, 9650, 9670, 9700, 9780, 9800 with activated internal GPS.

• 8100, 8120, 8220, 8300, 8320, 8520 with external Bluetooth GPS receiver. Beta Release History Beta #1: • Version: 0.1.5 • Sends data to GPS server automatically every 5 seconds. • Background tracking possible.

• Shows current location, time stamp and status on screen. • Counts how many GPS fixes have been sent in session. • Shows log for server connection status. • Share location via: EMail, PIN, SMS, MMS. • Adjustable font size. • Customizable ESCAPE key behavior. Beta #2: • Version: 0.1.6 • Minor bug fixes.

• No functional changes. Beta #3: • Version: 0.2.0 • Twitter™ sharing added. • Twitter™ account added to Options screen. • Some user interface polishes.

• Minor bug fixes. A Trademark of Twitter, Inc. Beta #4: • Version: 0.2.5 • Time span between location checks made customizable: • Default value: 5 sec. • Allows you to increase or decrease the time span. • Example: By increasing the time span from 5 sec. To 60 sec., a position fix will be sent to our server every minute (=60 sec.) instead of the default 5 seconds. This will create about 12 (60 divided by 5) times less data traffic compared to the default setting.

So it saves money. You will also see a better battery performance with an higher time span setting. • Minor bug fixes.

Beta #5: • Version: 0.3.0 • Automatic BES/BIS/MDS connection type usage. • Server settings customizable (can not be saved in beta version). • New program icon added.

• Minor bug fixes. Beta #6: • Version: 0.4.0 • Remote tracking control via SMS.

• Auto start tracking on device (re)boot can now be activated. • Start/stop tracking manually via button. • Help screen with description of functions and FAQ-like support. • User interface polish. • Bug fix: Twitter connection uses BES/BIS too - if activated. • Minor bug fixes.

Beta #7: • Version: 0.4.2 • GPS fix getting improved. • Minor bug fixes. Download LiveTracker BETA Files.

If you are the owner of a website, you can use it for more than hosting webpages or images. You can use it to track your GPS-enabled cell phone on Google Maps. You simply need to download Google Map GPS Cell Phone Tracker and follow the instructions provided.

In order to properly track your phone, you need to correctly configure each of the three stages of this project. Obtain a Google API, work with the IIS console and use PHP or.NET First of all, the website configuration: you need to decide whether you want to use the PHP or the.NET edition. Then, create a dedicated folder within the location of your website called GPSTracker, copy the corresponding files from the downloaded package (PHP or.NET), open the IIS console and make a new folder which points towards the previously created GPSTracker one (note that “Read and Run Scripts” needs to be enabled).

You need to obtain the Google API for your website and replace its default key with your custom one, otherwise it does not work. Next, you need to add a new file type to be supported within IIS console, namely JAD, so that it can connect to the phone app. Create a database Secondly, you need to set up the database: the simplest and fastest way to create a compatible database is to create an empty entry within MSSQL Server 2005 called “GPSTracker” then set it to restore the GPSTracker.bak found in the Google Map GPS Cell Phone Tracker package.

It needs to be able to overwrite the existing database, so make sure the proper function is activated. Enable GPS and input your phone number in the app The third step is the one dealing with preparing your phone for being tracked.

The device needs to be GPS-enabled and to have a data plan so as to be able to connect to the previously configured website. Simply navigate to your site from the phone to download the application, then specify the phone number you want to use (unless you want to uniquely identify routes, you can use any string, even your name). Conclusion Taking all of this into consideration, even if it may seem difficult to set up, Google Map GPS Cell Phone Tracker makes it worthwhile in the end. Additional details and explanations are provided in the documentation files, so that even less experienced people can learn how to track their phone on Google Maps.