Open Source BSD Mobile Software - Page 6

Uju is a platform for creating forms or questionnaires that can be filled out by a user on a J2ME enabled phone, transmitted to a server via SMS and stored in a database.

VDE2 OpenMoko Tunnel is a Python/GTK visual interface created for OpenMoko Freerunner. It is intended to build virtual ethernet tunnels to remote VDE switches. This program is released under the GPL v2 as part of the Virtualsquare project.

The Visitas project has created components, plug-ins, modules and templates that can be used when you want to build a Joomla based website suited for mobile phones. We have created a site for visitors/tourists using the extensions we have created but the different extensions can be used in other types of applications.

PHP interface to the Vodacom's Email2MMS and Email2SMS service. Delivers MMS and SMS messages via services.

Open Source GPS Tracking System. It allows to use mobile phones with J2ME support as mobile trackers and see its tracks on Google Maps online. There is a web RESTful API for GPS data input. See details on http://redmine.wannatrak.com

Hello ! This is wap/wml based guestbook written in PHP and MySQL for your WAP/WML sites. It has same features as a normal web based guestbook.It contains three main fields - name, email and comments. It also includes RATING for your WAP-site.Check It Out

Web Embedded Application Portable Objects

WAFL stands for "Website Adaptation and Formatting Layer". The goal of this project is to achieve device-specific content adaptation for content management systems. It bridges the gap between a CMS and the open source Siruna-platform.

WiCast is a project designed to Multicast UDP datagrams over WiFi networks. It consists of two parts a Multicast Server and a Multicast Client.

WURFL lets you detect thousands of types of mobile devices accessing your web service and take decisions based on what that device can or cannot do. With WURFL, you can optimize mobile web content, effectively deliver advertisements, or analyze mobile traffic. WURFL will read HTTP requests from mobile browsers and search the Device Description Repository (DDR) for the corresponding device properties (i.e. capabilities). WURFL will return the device capabilities to your application, which can leverage this knowledge to optimize the mobile experience. WURFL can detect over 10000 device types and offers over 500 device capabilities, including desktops, smartphones, tablets, feature phones, smart TV’s and many other emerging devices types. WURFL addresses the needs of many types of users, from large enterprises with high performance requirements, to regular companies who need a solution that is simple to deploy, integrate and customize. WURFL is provided by ScientiaMobile, Inc.

WordByWord is a simple vocabulary trainer that takes an ordered list of words in two languages and presents you the words in random order. You may guess each word and then display the solution.

Develop easily in PHP, MySQL and JavaScript your business web app for mobile and tablet devices from a ready-to-customize starter app, fully Responsive and Installable (PWA). No need to start up from scratch. You just have to add the views that fullfill your business requirements and connect them to the user navigation menu. All the features expected for a mobile business application are already developed! Authenticate your users through the built-in login form. Show them only the pages they are allowed access to. Design lists of data and user forms for information display and update. Customize the title, the company logo and the theme colors... The ZnetDK project started in 2015 and the first version 2.1 of ZnetDK 4 Mobile was released in 2019. ZnetDK 4 Mobile is compatible with PHP versions 7.4 up to 8.4.

Zoku Project is a simple management system for id cards using barcodes.

This project consists of two shell scrips. One splits an adb backup into several ones by app name extracting the contents of the tars to a temporal folder and then re-taring everything to get the individual ab for each android app. The other shell script uses Tar Binary Splitter to divide the main tar inside the adb backup without extracting anything from the tar, so is by far the best method. Other software is needed. The bundle is included in Android Backup Extractor, with the full README as well: https://sourceforge.net/projects/adbextractor/

Modern android devices don't use anymore Mass Storage Mode. Instead they use the internal sdcard as a virtually mounted subfolder inside /data partition. It would be ok if MTP preserved correctly timestamps, which doesn't. Other options that could work, like FTP with MFMT command doesn't work properly on android either. Droid Explorer is enough for files, but doesn't support folders. This handy bash script helps you to backup and restore the last modified timestamp for folders recursively. If you want to use an android native app, there's File Timestamp, however the txt format is different. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=br.com.pogsoftwares.filetimestamp

Sign APK (or JAR) archives by OpenSSL, using standard private keys and certificates instead of keytool-managed keystores.

A Java library and supporting modelling/execution tools that combine Robin Milner's formal Bigraph model with the indirect communication abstraction of Gelernter's tuple-space, i.e. a coordination system based on bigraphs.

A very basic, portable, tiny parser for XML, written in C under the zlib license. It is designed to be used in memory constrained environments (smartphones for example). The end result will be a "DOM-like" collection of memory. A lot of things were chopped away to deliver the very basic support for XML, and this project does not aim to become a fully compliant parser; keep it basic, stay basic. Part of the design goal is to jam all of this in to one .C file and one .H file while giving other developers a somewhat convenient API. Check the project website for more information about what btrxml is, does, won't do, example usage, and stuff like this.

dfuBSD is a fork of dfu-util without the libusb dependency for BSD users

Turn your android device to a portable and highly configurable gaming wheel in seconds. All you have to do is to download the server and the app and start playing. Download server from sourceforge https://sourceforge.net/projects/droidzwheel/ Download Client from getjar [also available on SlideMe] http://www.getjar.com/droidzwheel Download the Server from http://zontek.zzl.org/files/droidzwheelv1.zip A full guide on using and installing the app http://zontekob.blogspot.com/2012/12/releasing-droidz-wheel-turn-your.html

Store links from your Android device using WebDAV File Manager in your Android device and ownCloud in you server, and then store and catalog from a web browser

Plugin-based RPG manager written in C++11 and Qt 5. Currently focused on Pathfinder (as that's what I spend my time on), but intended to be game-agnostic for most functions. Network-centric with a user-defined central list server (with a default public list server) to find games and players or just chat/spectate. Intended to manage game assets (character sheets, effects, initiatives, automate rules, etc) with a print function so you're not bound to the application to play your game. Plugins planned include a 3D mappiing capability using the Unreal Engine and initiative/effect tracking. Plugins may be under a different license than the base application, depending on the plugin. evilrpg itself is going to be under the BSD license supporting Windows, Linux, and (hopefully) Mac. Support is also planned for Android, and possible IOS if the community supports it (code is portable).

A free, java-based wearable computer and augmented reality system. Designed to be constructed out of common off-the-shelf items.

A web based repository and interface to the CSV files available from the iDB iTouch/iPhone database application tables.