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| − | We discovered that the recently released app Field Trip contains the new maps library v2. |
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| − | First, we tried to separate the maps library from Field Trip. This failed, because after the necessary conversion steps one class mysteriously converted into an interface and was thus rejected by Dalvik. |
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| − | The we injected our own app into Field Trip (by changing the Android manifest). Our app consists of two independant map fragments. One shows a neat 3D view of Berlin, the other one a top-down view of the same area. If you move the camera of the first map, the second map updates the camera position accordingly. |
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| − | Download the APK [https://dl.dropbox.com/u/13588955/foo-signed.apk here]. |
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| − | Although the APK contains the 3D maps rendering engine, you still need any version of the Google Maps app installed. We could not find out why this is needed. |
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| − | Team: |
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| − | Andreas Schildbach (https://plus.google.com/114712911621260660401) |
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| − | Dirk Jäckel (https://plus.google.com/110167958764078863962/posts) |
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| − | Tatiana V. Rybnikova (https://plus.google.com/117070317944894991932/posts) |
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Revision as of 16:30, 27 October 2012
MapsHack3000_Berlin_14_Oct MapsHack3000 at the end of the Berlin hackathon