Friday, May 6, 2011
Pocket OneMap by NYP!
Posted by OneMap | Friday, May 6, 2011 | Category:
API,
GPS,
iPhone App,
Mobile,
Nanyang Polytechnic,
Pocket OneMap
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Nanyang Polytechnic has rolled out a mini version of OneMap - the Pocket OneMap!
As the name suggests, you can have access to the map information provided by OneMap in your pocket, or more accurately, in your iPhone device. :)
TeamOneMap is totally in love with the high resolution map tiles, the innovative and intuitive functions within this mobile app. Let's go through what Pocket OneMap has got to offer!
1. Detect current location
As with most map applications on mobile devices, Pocket OneMap is also capable of detecting your current location if you allow the system to do so. You can toggle on and off the GPS detection by switching it at the bottom left corner icon.
2. Detect direction of movement
Besides detecting your static position, if you are on the move, the app is able to show you which direction you are moving and the blue ball will follow suit.
3. Search for places
Type in the name of a place or just the postal code, you will be able to see it on the map.
4. Store identified locations as pins
Each time a location is displayed, you can touch on the blue right arrow button in the balloon pop up to save the location. To clear these pins, simply select the 'Clear Pins' tab.
5. Identify location on map
Select the 'Identify' tab first, then touch on any building on the map and the system will identify the name of the place for you.
6. Magnify
Need a closer view of the street name? Touch the screen and hold it there, the magnifying glass will enlarge the image for you.
7. Larger map extent
To view the map without any of the function buttons and frame, simply tilt your iPhone to a landscape view and you can view a larger map.
Need more information? Select the 'About' tab to get the details to contact NYP!
TeamOneMap is happy to blog about another quality and innovative use of OneMap mobile API! So hurry, download this app and start exploring! :D
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