Showing posts with label speed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speed. Show all posts

Friday, October 08, 2010

SpeedoPhone


a GPS speedometer for WM with a WP7-like UI

Being aware of your own speed can always come in handy, whether you want to avoid breaking limits, to verify your vehicle’s performance, your own, or just out of plain curiosity.
So here comes my latest creation, SpeedoPhone updated to the release 1.1.

If you have a WM device with GPS and you want to keep your speed under control, SpeedoPhone is what you need. You can use it when you’re on foot, in your car, on a train, on a plane, on boat or wherever you like.

The app has a Windows Phone 7 look, nice, user friendly and pleasing to the eye.


SpeedoPhone

Monday, July 19, 2010

Msm7kCpuSpeed


Overclock Raphael/Diamond/Topaz/Rhodium/Blackstone/Whitestone

Supported devices
- Raphael
- Diamond
- Rhodium
- Topaz
- Blackstone
- Whitestone
- More?

Features
- The CPU speed is calculated from the actual clock registers, not via some dll or shady method.
- CPU speed is updated every 250ms (I haven't seen it auto-scale to other frequencies yet, but kept this feature from LeoCpuSpeed).
- A small dot blinks on each update so that you can see if your device hangs or not.
- Under- or overclock by moving the slider

Notes on overclocking
1) AT YOUR OWN RISK
2) Only works while connected to AC power
3) The "604MHz" OC frequency is a special one. Only with this frequency set, you can remove AC power without having a lockup. So: after you overclock and want to remove your USB cable, set it to 604MHz first! You'll see it go back to the default 528MHz a second after you remove the cable. That's something the device does, not my app.
4) Overclocking while on battery gives insta-hang (for me).
5) "Apply at boot" is disabled as under- or overclock would hang at boot.

When using TCPMP to benchmark the overclock, be aware that this tool overclocks the CPU, not the GPU.

Msm7kCpuSpeed

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Trapster


Your mobile phone or navigation device alerts you as you approach police speed traps.

HOW DOES TRAPSTER WORK?

When you see a trap, report it by pressing a button on your phone, or calling a toll free number. Other user's phones will alert them as they approach the trap. Trapster learns the credibility of traps based on how many users agree. It also learns the credibility of each user, over time.

So how does it work? Our goal is to make it so simple that you don't need to know. But in case you are interested, it combines technologies such as GPS and wireless location, voice transcription, geocoding, reverse geocoding, and SMS, with a central database server. It communicates in real time, using the Internet.

Trapster

Monday, May 11, 2009

GPS Speedometer


an attractive speedo on the car dash.

Make sure you have .net framework installed. The setings.exe included in the attachment is from the Microsoft SDK samples, which can be used to set the COM port if you dont' have any other application.

GPS Speedometer

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

WSpeedMeter


WSpeedMeter is a car speedometer for your windows mobile. It use GPS to display on the vehicle speed.

Features:
- Save GPS log file (NMEA0183).
- Support HUD Mode.

QVGA displays ONLY!

WSpeedMeter

Thursday, June 12, 2008

PocketSpeedTest


check your cellular packet link speed or hotspot speed

The system requirements are:
- a Pocket PC Phone or classic one (e.g. if you want to test hotspots) based on Windows Mobile 2003 SE or newer; a WM5+ Smartphone should work as well but was not tested.
- .NET Compact Framework 2.0 installed on device (on WM6 devices preinstalled by default)
- any Internet connection on device (if no WiFi or Cable, a packet data connection is activated automatically)

kartam of XDA-Developers