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GpsTracker v3.0.0
Google Map Gps Cell Phone Tracker
This project allows you to track cell phones periodically. For instance every minute or every five minutes. You can watch the cell phone being tracked in real time using google maps and you can store and reload routes easily.
You have the choice of two server stacks. Either using asp.net and sql server or using php and mysql. Historically, devs have downloaded the asp.net server project 2 to 1 over the php project. I have included both now in the same download but you only need to use one.
If you need help, please go to:
http://www.websmithing.com/gps-tracker/
Here is a quick start guide to help you set up GpsTracker:
http://www.websmithing.com/2014/01/20/quick-start-guide-for-gpstracker-3/
Status update for Jan 14, 2014
Version 3 of GpsTracker is complete. This was a very big change from the last version. It's been updated with ios, android, windowsPhone and java me/j2me phone clients and the servers have all been updated as well. Please let me know how it works, good or bad and create an issue if you find a problem. Thanks and enjoy the software, Nick.
ps. I will be writing tutorials and documentation shortly.
Status update for Jan 11, 2014
Have updated the .NET server code to visual studio 2012 for web and the database code to sql server express. All four phone clients are now complete and are fully functional with the .NET website.
The php version should be finished in the next day or so.
Status update for Dec 23, 2013
Just finished the android project so that's 3 down and one more to go, the ios project. That should be done within a few days.
Status update for Dec 20, 2013
I'm building the android project right now using the new google play services. Absolutely amazing new library by google. I hope to have it posted before the new year.
Check out this google IO talk by the guys who wrote this excellent library.