Sorry about the poor formatting of my previous post, I don’t know why it did that (I did include line breaks in the right places).

RE your question on OpenCamera:

My Android’s built-in camera app is very limited, basically just controlling the flash and white balancing. No geotagging, face detection, etc. OpenCamera supports: * geotagging * face detection * camera timer * rapid-fire picture taking * turn shutter sound off (which I don’t touch, I want people to hear it and have a chance of saying “I don’t want to be in your picture”) * voice-speaking timer for bursts/timer * prefix names of videos/pictures automatically * configure save location * use my phone’s/tablet’s sensores to detect angle relative to ground so I know if I’m holding it level * adjust camera resolution and quality (can’t set it above max. and don’t know why you’d want to set it lower) * a few other features

I don’t know what features are in the default camera app in iOS, though if my experience with Androids from various manufacturers is anything to go by, default camera apps have only a fraction of the features that OpenCamera has.

For me, it’s either my tablet, which has a screen barely large enough for the OSM website, or my laptop depending on where I am and whether or not it’s practical to bring the laptop. I can tether wirelessly to my phone, though I normally use a nearby hotspot to save on data.

I doubt very highly that any site that provides traffic data that could be considered “open” (or at least, none of the ones I’ve in Google are open). Perhaps you can email several of the sites that provide traffic info for your area and ask them to do so (and perhaps mention OSM)? It’s certainly something I’d like to see happen!