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Geohash Droid (Android)

Scan to find the app in the Market

Geohash Droid, a simple Geohashing app for Android phones, can be found here in the Google Play Store as a free app. It gets the stock and hash values, plots it out, and follows you as you get closer to it. It also has wiki-updating features and can automatically figure out what graticule has the closest point to where you are. Simple, effective. There's more stuff planned, but that's later.

The project itself is hosted on GitHub. The most recent version (as per this writing) is 0.9.5.5. If you go from the Play Store (far easier), feel free to leave reviews and such. If you have something specific to say, please file an issue at the GitHub site or email CaptainSpam.

gHash for the iPhone (under development)

gHash for iPhone (work in progress)

This is not yet finished, but if you’re interested in learning more or being a beta tester let me know on my talk page.

Features

Closest hash point to you (even if it’s in another graticule - good for split graticules)
Integrated map
Links to either Google Maps or Apple Maps (your choice)
Links to the “Internet was here” poster for that hash point

Planned Future Features

Phone notification if the day’s hash point is within a certain distance of your location

Possible Future Features

Global hash
Let me know what you would use!

Nokia N900

The Tablet of Adventure is a social adventure gaming tool that supports geohashes. It is available for Maemo 5 (Nokia N900) from Maemo Extras.

With TToA you can seek geohashes in your area or create your own collaborative adventures and share them via Qaiku.

Source code is available from GitHub.

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-== Geohashdroid (Android) ==
+== Geohash Droid (Android) ==
-{{30w compliant|yes=1}} <!-- fixed as per 0.7.1 -->
+{{30w compliant|yes=1}}
 [[File:GeohashDroidAppCode.png|125px|thumb|right|Scan to find the app in the Market]]
-Geohash Droid, a small, (so far) simple little Geohashing app for Android phones, can be found in the Android Marketplace as a free app.  So far, it gets the stock and hash values, plots it out, and follows you as you get closer to it.  <strike>It also has wiki-updating features</strike> (not since recaptcha was installed) and can automatically figure out what graticule has the closest point to where you are.  Simple, effective.  There's more stuff planned, but that's later.
+Geohash Droid, a simple Geohashing app for Android phones, can be found [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.exclaimindustries.geohashdroid here in the Google Play Store] as a free app. It gets the stock and hash values, plots it out, and follows you as you get closer to it. It also has wiki-updating features and can automatically figure out what graticule has the closest point to where you are. Simple, effective. There's more stuff planned, but that's later.
-The project itself [http://code.google.com/p/geohashdroid is hosted on Google Code].  The most recent version (as per this writing) is 0.7.10.  If you go from the Marketplace (far easier), feel free to leave reviews and such.  If you have something specific to say, either file an issue at the Google Code site, hit the [http://groups.google.com/group/geohashdroid group page], or email me.
+The project itself [https://github.com/CaptainSpam/geohashdroid is hosted on GitHub]. The most recent version (as per this writing) is 0.9.5.5. If you go from the Play Store (far easier), feel free to leave reviews and such. If you have something specific to say, please file an issue at the GitHub site or [[Special:EmailUser/CaptainSpam|email CaptainSpam]].
-==Geohash for the iPhone==
+==gHash for the iPhone (under development)==
-{{30w compliant|partial=1}}
-[[image:geohashiphone.png|thumb|Geohash screenshot]]
-Geohash for the iPhone is available [http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=284951057&mt=8 here] in the app store (for free).
-The app is partially 30W compliant. It produces the correct coordinates, but doesn't allow you to select tomorrow's date (during the week) or Monday (from Friday afternoon onward).
--- Contact: casey@kckd.org
-==macHasher==
 {{30w compliant|yes=1}}
-[[image:macHasher.png|thumb|macHasher screenshot]]
-Scottkuma worked feverishly to:
-# learn Apple OSX Programming and...
-# put together a [http://scottkuma.net/geohashing/macHasher.dmg geohash calculator for the Mac.]
-;Installation:
+[[File:GHash for iPhone (work in progress).jpg|thumb|gHash for iPhone (work in progress)]]
-It's a normal mac application - drag it to your Applications folder, OR just run it from inside the DMG.
-I '''think''' I compiled it as a Universal Binary.  If you can't run it on a particular system and/or version of OSX, please let me know.
-;Usage:
+This is not yet finished, but if you’re interested in learning more or being a beta tester let me know on my [[User talk:BrendanTWhite|talk page]].
-Start by entering your graticule's Lat/Long numbers.  The given numbers are for Cincinnati, Ohio.
-For today's graticule, just click "Generate!"  For dates in the past (or the near-future, for Saturday & Sunday graticules), select the date on the calendar, then click "Generate!"
+===Features===
+* Closest hash point to you (even if it’s in another graticule - good for split graticules)
+* Integrated map
+* Links to either Google Maps or Apple Maps (your choice)
+* Links to [[Implementations#Geohashing_Poster_Tool|the “Internet was here” poster]] for that hash point
-;Known bugs:
+===Planned Future Features===
-* '''Requires''' a valid network connection; locks pretty good when one doesn't exist.
+* Phone notification if the day’s hash point is within a certain distance of your location
-* does not calculate east of -30 correctly for dates ''prior'' to 5/27/2008
-* window doesn't lock its size like I thought it would...
-;Planned enhancements:
+===Possible Future Features===
-* will allow for saving of a known "home" location
+* Global hash
-* will calculate distance & bearing to a known location
+* Let me know what you would use!
-* will calculate same for adjacent graticules to find a closer geohash
 == Nokia N900 ==
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 Source code is available [http://github.com/cannonerd/adventure_tablet from GitHub].
+[[Category:Implementations]]