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OZZI_PPL 17th Dec 2009 05:06

Android Apps
 
Hi All,

We all know there are a bunch of quality aviation apps for the Iphone.

Can anyone suggest any decent apps for Android phones?

The "Iphone NAIPS" app is great. Would love an alternative for Android.

Cheers

Shagpile 17th Dec 2009 06:47

I had a look at porting naips to android however all the android apps are written in java & it would take a huge amount of effort (also I'd have to buy a phone).

Also from what I have read, the android apps are quite slow since written in java and from an initial look, it is no way near as easy to set up a nice windowing system (with tabs and buttons etc).

If anybody else wants to - go for it !

OZZI_PPL 17th Dec 2009 21:21

Do you know how it pulls the data from Airservices?

Maybe I could have a go at it.

lil_blueberry 17th Dec 2009 21:51

hey what about wm 6.1?? any ideas....... i about to search google

Shagpile 14th Jan 2010 11:42

Sure - it gets data from airservices by pretending to be a web browser (by submitting http get/post requests) and then filtering through the HTML output and displaying what is required. Sounds like a lot of work coz it is!! Before you do that you have to login & get a session cookie which needs to be sent off with every subsequent request. A post message for a notam may look something like: MSG=00a6&AID=NOSEND&NTM=1&LOC=YSSY

you can find out what all the variables are in each page by looking through their html. Airservices have used a fairly standard scheme so you can do a lot of copy/paste to get different stuff working. Each feature (eg location briefing etc) uses a different MSG code.

freshy1234 14th Jan 2010 15:46

But at least there is no developers fee... (or whatever Apple calls it)

<side note>
I want a Nexus One (google phone)... a gigahertz of processor. Apparently it leaves other Android phones for dead.
</sidenote>

angelacr 25th Mar 2010 20:44

Ministry of resurrected threads...
 
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Blin 25th Mar 2010 23:11

Android
 
Hey Ozzi ppl, just wondering what network your running the android on? I didn't know they were available in Oz yet. How are you find the phone overall > operating system, user friendlyness, size etc?

Cheers


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