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    two new Android apps have arrived;

    ChargeItMap

    Open Charge Map
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    Is there a good iOS app that uses the open database of charging locations?

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    I'm waiting on apple processing my enrollment to publish the OCM app to the Apple marketplace for iPhone and iPad.

    We (openchargemap) encourage as many developers as possible to try their hand at developing charger map apps using our core data (OpenChargeMap.org : The open, global database of charging point information
    > develop).

    In the meantime, you can bookmark OpenChargeMap to your iOS device homescreen and it works pretty well, more improvements to come for all platforms. We're not very consumer focussed though (more about data than apps) so we're still hoping for other developers to fill that gap.

    Christopher Cook - openchargemap.org

    Quote Originally Posted by GSP View Post
    Is there a good iOS app that uses the open database of charging locations?

    GSP

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin Sharpe View Post
    two new Android apps have arrived;
    ...+1

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin Sharpe View Post
    We're a UK charity and about to install a large number of charge points throughout the UK. We will add our location and charge point data to several of the existing charger maps. Unfortunately, each of theses map databases are proprietary and it will take considerable effort to maintain the data as the number of sites grows.

    Is anyone aware of an open source charge map application that we could throw our weight behind? If not, would anyone like to join us in developing an open source solution for the EV community?

    Feel free to PM me if you'd rather not discuss this in public.

    Dear Kevin,

    I ve been tipped by Talkradius today for donating HPC. We, Bertha Benz Challenge, try to push and promote new.mobility in Germany with our event since 2011.
    Talkradius made comment that it is missed oppurtunity to use mobile charging stations that will dissappear after the event. Since Tesla drivers could already use
    it today as they are ahead and can/ should act as pioneers again here.

    Bertha Benz Challenge is a 3 day event along the historical Bertha Benz Memorial Route, which of course we would love to have electrified at certain locations and if possible realise a H2 station. For this we need financially strong and competent partners, since this topic is highly political , and so far one of the obvious ones ( can`t mention name here) is not actively interested in cooperation.

    In case you offer is still valid and also for Germany, we should look if we can realise to install something concretely along the roads. What do you offer exactly and on what
    conditions ?
    This year we ll have planned our event with mobile stations, but maybe we could something parallel or for 2013 as a pilot ? Our event is growing and we aim and expect our first participants from Benelux this year. Of course we look also a bit what happens in UK and F as well.

    Aktuell


    Would be pleased if you send me a reply => PN


    Best regards,

    Peter Paul K-P

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    Well, the Open Charge Map iOS app finally made it to the Apple marketplace!

    There will be a few updates soon as the initial version is slightly behind the main web application and Android version by a few weeks. We'd appreciate users on Android or iOS giving it a try leaving comments on charging locations when they use them, it's invaluable to other users. We've added an additional 750 (approx) charging locations to our data in the last month, so if there are other developers out there looking to do an app please visit http://openchargemap.org and get our API details (which will also be getting new features soon).

    If you know of a large number of locations missing from our data please let us know.

    Chris
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    Quote Originally Posted by electricarbuyer View Post
    Well, the Open Charge Map iOS app finally made it to the Apple marketplace!

    There will be a few updates soon as the initial version is slightly behind the main web application and Android version by a few weeks. We'd appreciate users on Android or iOS giving it a try leaving comments on charging locations when they use them, it's invaluable to other users. We've added an additional 750 (approx) charging locations to our data in the last month, so if there are other developers out there looking to do an app please visit http://openchargemap.org and get our API details (which will also be getting new features soon).

    If you know of a large number of locations missing from our data please let us know.

    Chris
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    This app seems rather sluggish, particularly when using the map. It needs a way to upload a photo from your mobile device (kind of like Gas Buddy). The Google Street View images aren't so helpful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by electricarbuyer View Post
    Well, the Open Charge Map iOS app finally made it to the Apple marketplace!
    I tried to download it but since I'm on the iOS update one before the current one it would not download.
    I know you're thinking I should just update, but I have reasons for not doing so, but just wanted to let you know.
    Is it some stipulation by the Apple Marketplace that you be able to be used only with the latest iOS? Curious only.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrTaras View Post
    Is it some stipulation by the Apple Marketplace that you be able to be used only with the latest iOS? Curious only.
    As far as I know, it's by application. Some applications use features from the the latest iOS and won't work with older versions. Mostly folks upgrade to the latest version when the reminder comes up and so, unlike OS X, there aren't many people older versions. This results in this kind of problem not being discussed much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrTaras View Post
    Is it some stipulation by the Apple Marketplace that you be able to be used only with the latest iOS? Curious only.
    The Apple App Store fully supports backward compatibility. When building an App, it's just a setting "iOS Deployment Target". The current toolset supports iOS all the way back to version 3.0.

    There is some work involved in supporting old version with new software. As the system is updated, new functions are added to the OS. If you try to use a new function while running on an old system, the app crashes. So, you have to be aware of which functions are new and bypass those calls when running on older systems. If your app absolutely depends on new functions, then it can't run on old systems, but if features can be disabled it's fine.
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