Sorry I'm Late - People are always in a hurry to get somewhere. A common issue is to inform someone waiting for us that we are, let’s say, a bit late and maybe reassure him that we will be there in some time. It would be great if we could send a message to that someone telling him our approximate location and an estimate time to reach the destination (maybe along with some excuses).
Sorry I'm Late was developed to achieve this task. This application allows a user to get his approximate location and then send it to someone else through an SMS. It has a friendly user interface and uses CellID localization instead of GPS. Also, it sends a more human readable message, unlike other similar applications which use GPS positioning to get a precise localization but then they send Latitude and Longitude coordinates or Google Maps links. This application uses street names instead of coordinates.
· Doesn't require GPS antenna
· Finger friendly UI thanks to SenseSDK from Steady Software
· Call history access to guess the most probable recipients
· Native SMS application used to send message to allow last minute changes
· Currently localized in English and Italian
What's New in This Release:
· added compression support on network calls to reduce bandwidth usage
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Supported operating systems:
Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile 6 Classic, Windows Mobile 6 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.1 Classic, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional
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