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It's possible using Google maps in Windows Phone 8? The question may seem strange, since the internet is very much a post about it. But in practice, I was faced with real problems. The only way I know to use Google maps (with MapTileLayer.TileSources) is described in this article . But you can not replace the tiles in the new map control in WP 8. Of course we can use the old map contol plugging the appropriate library. This is where I have problems begin. The old Bing Map control in WP8 has a memory leak, and using them is not possible. Perhaps more accurately, but over time will be a huge

I am sure it's possible to retrieve speed limit on the road based on coordinates. I just can't find any example (rest API). As I understand I need to use routing mechanism to do that? You will need to use the getLinkInfo endpoint from the Enterprise Routing API. . The speedLimit element returned is in m/s so multiply by 3.6 for km/h or 2.23 for mph . If the speedLimit element is missing then the national speed limit applies. http://route.st.nlp.nokia.com/routing/6.2/getlinkinfo.json?waypoint=52.5308,13.3846&app_id= your_app_id &app_code= your_app_code A working example can be found on the HERE

I am making an android application currently that will use "Here map SDK" for offline map navigation. I have followed the documentation given in https://developer.here.com/mobile-sdks/documentation/android-hybrid-plus/topics/maps-offline.html But I am having problem on its Implementation. Q: Can Anyone provide me the demo application that has successful implementation on "Offline Maps (MapLoader)" of Here Map SDK? There is an official HERE example exactly for that usecase (offline mapdata download, update and checking for updates) on https://tcs.ext.here.com/mobilesdk_examples Direct links:

I would like to make markers that doesn't move when the map rotates, exactly like the polylines. My goal is to give the marker a single orientation that never changes even when getsures occure. I have tried with every marker type but I can't get the wanted effect. Any kind of help would be appreciated since I am stuck here for really long hours You can draw a simple rectangle with both front and back facing sides textured as follows: // Two triangles FloatBuffer buff = FloatBuffer.allocate(12); buff.put(0- delta); buff.put(0- delta); buff.put(1.f); buff.put(0 + delta); buff.put(0 - delta);