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This circle indicates the area within which you're likely to be the larger it is, the less precise the GPS reading. Depending on your preferences, the current GPS location can be denoted by an icon or a blue circle with a central red dot. To help getting back to the GPS icon after exploring your vicinity on the map, MyTrails can optionally center the map again on your current location after 15 seconds. When the map follows the GPS location, a blue glow will be displayed around the GPS icon. Note that if the GPS is having trouble locating you, the location may be imprecise (red GPS bars). This enables the map to keep following your current location until you manually move it. You can center the map on your current GPS location by tapping the GPS icon or typing G or 5.

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This is only available on Android 2.1 and later, and on devices that can handle more than two touch-points.īy touching and holding the map, you can add and edit waypoints or use the contextual menu. This works best if you have customized your map providers by only keeping a few visible in the Map Manager. To switch between the active map providers, you can use a lateral three-finger drag: place three fingers on the screen and move them from the left edge of the screen to the right, or vice-versa. On Android 2.1 and later devices, the most natural way to zoom in and out is pinch-zooming also known as two-finger zooming. You can also use the volume buttons of your phone. On non-touchscreen devices, use the D-pad button, and if you have a keyboard, the letter I or the digit 3 to zoom-in, and the letter O or the digit 1 to zoom-out. You can also double-tap the map to zoom-in on a specific location. You can zoom-in (on the center of the map) or out by tapping the associated icons and. On a non-touchscreen device, you can use the D-pad or trackball to scroll the map. On a touchscreen device, you can touch and drag, even fling the map around (kinetic scrolling).

It may briefly use network positioning to show your general vicinity until the GPS acquires a lock. When you launch MyTrails, it displays the Map view, and tries to get your current GPS position in order to display a map of your surroundings.

It also offers several premium map sources with high-quality scanned topographic maps, in addition to a very large collection of online maps. It is designed to offer an uncluttered map area, and the smoothest map navigation (drag, pinch-zooming, etc.) on a mobile device.

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MyTrails is an Android application that makes it easy and fun to view online and offline maps, and to record and share GPS tracks.

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