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kwatts replied on July 31, 2008 22:34 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

(I'm sure you researched this out - just as a developer, this is my input)
Just use the GPS Intermediate Driver introduce in Windows Mobile 5.0. AFAIK this is what google maps uses...

Is it possible for loopt to provide an API that we can use? If that was the case, we could develop something - just need the API to submit the coordinates to (along with username, credentials, etc). If friends locations and information was also published we could use that too.

LooptChris replied on July 31, 2008 22:20 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

There's no ETA on WinMo support at this time. WinMo development for location-based applications is challenging since most WinMo devices lack GPS, and location API support is difficult or unavailable on many devices. In addition, each device requires unique development efforts. We continually evaluate new devices and platforms, but please understand that some are more difficult to support than others (if they are supportable at all). Thanks for your patience and enthusiasm!

Equus replied on July 31, 2008 19:17 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

Ok. We've gotten nearly 40 responses on this since I started it. Any ETA yet?

jiltedcitizen replied on July 31, 2008 18:39 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

Most definitely. Sprint Touch here. Why does the iphone get all the cool location apps?

Alfius replied on July 31, 2008 17:53 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

I'd like to use this. I'm on a Moto Q9h with AT&T. My friend with an iPhone was just showing it to me. Neat stuff.

I was considering zkout as an alternative, but I don't particularly like their terms and conditions... made me feel kinda icky and unsafe.

Coop replied on July 31, 2008 13:27 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

I have a Palm Treo 800w and would love to use Loopt!

HangingClowns replied on July 31, 2008 12:43 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

Sprint HTC touch over here. Dieing to get this on my WinMo 6.1 Pro

ice5nake replied on July 29, 2008 18:45 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

I'd be interested. I use the At&T tilt

Level 5 replied on July 25, 2008 13:37 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

Another Sprint Mogul user here. I'd love to see this on WM6. Especially on Touch Pros on the VGA screens or Sony Xperia's rockin the 800x400!

Dennis replied on July 21, 2008 15:57 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

I have the Motorola Q9C from Sprint and would love to have this application

Gilbert Sanchez replied on July 20, 2008 20:30 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

I have an AT&T Tilt! I've been wanting to get Loopt on my phone ever since my friends started showing of their iPhone loopt app.

Todd C replied on July 18, 2008 03:35 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

HTC Tilt/ kaiser/ tytn II user here... and whatever else they call it =) Would love to see loopt on winmo!

Levi Wallach replied on July 16, 2008 15:13 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

Just upgraded from a Treo 700wx to an 800w and really would like this. Brightkite is available for those interested, but maybe not as featuref-full as Loopt? It simply uses a web interface that's geared towards mobile users. I would think Loopt would be able to do something similar until/if they decide to put out a dedicated WM app...

peterschmid replied on July 16, 2008 05:36 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

i'm using an HTC touch (winmo pro6), and i'd love to see this program come over to windows mobile devices!

Aacidus replied on July 16, 2008 00:43 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

i want it now!

winmo pro 6 - htc touch

Shadowcid replied on July 15, 2008 23:31 to the idea "Windows Mobile support for Loopt" in Loopt:

Yet another Sprint Mogul user here (HTC PPC-6800). Loopt looks fascinating and I hope to be able to check it out soon.

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