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THE ORIGINAL GPS TRACKER - Version 7.0.0 A complete GPS tracking system featuring newly rewritten iOS, Android, and PHP/JS server components with modern code practices. Track mobile devices in real-time with customizable update intervals, background tracking, and a responsive web interface supporting multiple map providers. This major update includes: - Complete Kotlin rewrite of the Android client - New Swift/SwiftUI iOS client - Modernized PHP/JS server with clean architecture - Comprehensive inline documentation Live demo: https://www.websmithing.com/gpstracker/map For questions, contributions, or the latest updates, please visit our GitHub repository: https://github.com/nickfox/GpsTracker

Uses a set of GWT widgets which emulate the iPhone look and feel. Can be used on mobile devices as well as the desktop. Uses Google MVP architecture; PHP server side provides JSONP by querying various web sites, notably Lernu.net, a popular Esperanto learning site. Try out the demo at the Mobile Esperanto Web Site below.

Funambol is the leading mobile cloud sync solution . The software in this repository is the open source version which consists of a sync server, clients/apps/sdks for mobile devices and computers, and connector software to interface with other systems. The open source version syncs PIM data such as contacts (address books), calendars (agendas), tasks and notes. The commercial version (unavailable on sourceforge) syncs additional data and media.

Low-cost, easy to replicate GSM-based remote controlled security system capable of taking and sending pictures of a guarded site.

EXOS is a J2ME library for mobile devices to securely exchange data over the Internet with multiple groups of people, who are permitted to read different parts of the data only. EXOS takes care of authentication and key exchange (involves a server).

A package that contains a database and a server which allows you to develop industry php applications from your mobile device!

Open sourced rating project. Initially intended to sit on top of a JAIN/SLEE server in the telco domain but forks may port to other domains.