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AtlasCT releases version 3.2 of AtlasMobile for location-based mobile applications development
AtlasCT is announcing the release of version 3.2, the newest version of AtlasMobile™ API, an advanced package for location-based mobile applications development. The AtlasMobile API is designed for fast development of location-based applications in Java™ ME. The new version of AtlasMobile API is the most advanced in the market and most unique by its small footprint, high performance and low memory usage. It is compatible with low-end to high-end mobile devices either equipped with GPS or not. AtlasMobile API is modular and composed of three packages: Maps Positioning Rich Multimedia
AtlasMobile API is compatible with Java™ ME (J2ME) mobile phones and smartphones on 2G-3.5G and has a long track record of success running on Nokia, Samsung, Sony-Ericsson, Motorola, LG and more devices.
The most outstanding fact is that 100% of companies who chose AtlasMobile API for their maps and location-based platform became semifinalists in NAVTEQ LBS Challenge for over 2 years in all regions.
April 2008
AtlasCT a semifinalist of the 2008 Global LBS Challenge APAC Region
AtlasCT move up to the final judging of the 2008 NAVTEQ® Global LBS Challenge™ as a semifinalist in the Navigation category for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
AtlasCT’s application City Cruiser is an advanced off-board GPS navigation application for mobile phones. It offers turn-by-turn navigation over superior quality 3D vector maps.
The application provides a variety of Location-based Services among are address find, satellite imagery, enhanced local search, voice guidance, dynamic content (weather, traffic) and location share.
The Challenge is an annual competition designed to stimulate the LBS industry by encouraging application developers from around the world to build innovative location-based service (LBS) applications that work with portable devices using wireless technology and NAVTEQ maps.
This year marks the first Challenge dedicated to the Asia-Pacific region. Registrations were received from 27 different countries and set a record for total number of registrations for one region.
From the received applications only twelve advanced to the final judging which will be held during the CommunicAsia in Singapore on June 18, 2008.
Moving to the final round of the Challenge for the third time consecutively, reaffirms AtlasCT’s position as a leading developer of location-based applications.
AtlasCT releases version 3.0 of AtlasMobile SDK package
In a constant effort to expand the services of its mobile mapping platform, AtlasCT releases the latest version of the AtlasMobile™ Software Development Kit (SDK), version 3.0.
AtlasMobile SDK is a client side set of advanced components, which implements a variety of mapping capabilities and geospatial services for the fast growing market of mobile handsets.
It is available for Java™ ME™ and for Windows® Mobile® (.NET™ Compact Framework) environments.
The AtlasMobile SDK has a small footprint and is optimized for high performance and low memory usage making it compatible with low-end to high-end mobile device.
Version 3.0 of the AtlasMobile SDK provides enhanced functionality and offers a variety of new features. Among the highlights of the new version are: satellite imagery and hybrid maps, local Points-of-Interest (POIs) lookup, dynamic content (weather, traffic) display and touch screen support.
The additional features and the enhanced functionality result in faster applications development, easy adding of customer layers and improved user experience.
A clear indication of the AtlasMobile SDK high capabilities was received lately from the 2008 NAVTEQ® Global LBS Challenge™ held at the Mobile World Congress, Barcelona, Spain. 3 of 12 semifinalists applications that move up to the final judging round were powered by the AtlasMobile SDK.
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