35 posts tagged with "ios"

Custom Package or your own plugin for OsmAnd.

We announced in our last OsmAnd 3.7 (Android) release about custom package. What is it? How can you create your own custom package?

Great news for iOS OsmAnd users! We're glad to announce the new OsmAnd version for iOS. Update your OsmAnd, check out all the new features and let us know if you like everything! We promise to continue improving the OsmAnd app and make it even more useful for trips and everyday rides to make your life set.

Hi! We're glad to announce the new OsmAnd version for iOS.

Hi! We are pleased to announce that the iOS version of OsmAnd has become even more convenient! Great thanks to all iOS users for choosing OsmAnd for your adventures! You can read further what's new in Osmand 3.10 or update your application here and try out all the changes yourself.

Routeinfo - full information about your trip

After the route is built, you can press the "Details" button, which hides the additional graphs.

We know that not everyone is able to purchase OsmAnd on Google Play store or to purchase maps for OsmAnd on iTunes store due to various reasons, but many of you would still like to support the application by using it and spreading it around the world.

This is a tremendous example of how a small change in the OpenStreetMap API could make an impact on other applications. As part of our OsmAnd Live initiative, we've collected detailed statistics about OSM changes over the last 2 years. As of today, we've gathered information about all changesets, all users and all editors. What is unique about our stats is that we are also collecting them by multiple world regions.

We always strived to make OsmAnd not just your navigator, but your all-around travel guide. That's why, in version 3.0, the 'Travel guides' option has been added.

Here, we've gathered videos about OsmAnd. Some of them are reviews and opinions, others explain how the application works and show hidden usability features you might not know about. Enjoy!

Map markers are points on the map you need short-term. A shop you've planned to visit today, an event location you'll only need once, etc. While favorites are the points you'll need in a long run, map markers are created and removed on the go.