The latest release of tangoGPS now allows for downloading routes from http://yournavigation.org and from http://openrouteservice.org. Not a turn by turn navigation but still a quite nifty feature.

Apart from that the user interface has been improved, it looks now pretty good on laptops and even larger desktop LCDs too!

tangoGPS can be found on http://tangogps.org and feedback is always welcome.

Being an avid Openstreetmap fan and having a Openmoko Neo phone I needed some software to get OSM onto the phone. The result is [http://tangogps.org tangoGPS]. It runs on my Laptop (Debian, Ubuntu, SuSE, Fedora), on the phone and reportedly on the eeePC too.

Quite practical for mapping is that you can start and stop logging tracks from the UI. If someone wants to check it out, I'll be happy for any feedback. On the website there are two articles how to track and how to geotag your digicam photos.