Where am I (Wami) is a Windows Mobile application suite written using .NET Compact Framework 3.5 that tells you where you are in the middle of a trip, without GPS and without connecting to the internet, using cell broadcast and cell tower information and a pre-recorded route file instead.
It works by recording cell broadcast and tower information along a route into a route file and then using the current cell broadcast / tower information to index into the route file and find out the relative location within the route and ETA of arrival at destination.
The Route Editor application was designed to be WinForms program that runs on the PC, that takes the log file generated by RouteLogger and allows you to arrange locations into well known location groups. You can save the resulting output to a route file, which you will then need to copy to Application DatawamiRoutes on your mobile phone.
Requirements:
· NET Framework 3.5
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Alarms based on time to ETA and location.
· Plenty of bug fixes
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