http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+gps+offline+for+htc+
On Nov 2, 2:21 am, Hamid Ghasemi wrote:
> Hi
> I want gps offline for htc desire s
> thanks
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do you work with google api, and have map.jar added?
but this seems like manifest problem and not gps.
did it worked without mapactivity? if yes then you probably dont have
map.api jar - read again tutorial
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It will be turned on when you request location updates (if it is
enabled in the Location/GPS settings)
On Dec 10, 4:47 pm, "Hendrik Greving" wrote:
> I know how to read the GPS status etc. but how do I turn the chip on/off?
> There is nothing in LocationManager/Provider or GpsStatus or Satellite
Do what? Turn GPS on upon clicking on GPS in the Settings/location?
If you come from the in-car navigation world then this scenario looks
weird.
However battery life is one of the most critical parameters for a
mobile phone therefore it makes sense to turn hardware on only when
there is a client to
It probably has 'Write System Settings' permission or maybe even
'Write Secure System Settings' permission.
These are probably very scary sounding permissions to ask for, but a
built in widget never had to ask for them.
Nathan
On Dec 10, 4:59 pm, "Hendrik Greving" wrote:
> Eww. I just read abou
Hi,
Read up on using mock location in emulator
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/location/obtaining-user-location.html
Regards
On May 10, 1:34 am, Innocent wrote:
> Hi guys I'm working on a project and my GPS on the emulator am using
> doesn't seem to function!! WHEN I try to run a sim
please check if you added permissions in the manifest file
and your internet is connected at the time you run the app
On May 9, 8:34 pm, Innocent wrote:
> Hi guys I'm working on a project and my GPS on the emulator am using
> doesn't seem to function!! WHEN I try to run a simple program to show
>
Are you changing the location set in the emulator before each click,
or are you just sending the same location repeatedly?
I suspect (but don't know for sure) that even with distance & time set
to 0 in requestLocationUpdates, an update won't be generated if the
new location is identical to the ol
Hi,
i had a similar problem using the geo fix command - only the first
transmission of a newlocation worked.
Look @ here:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_frm/thread/3f4c9d83ddcf5815/afb76cb94ab3c217?hl=de#afb76cb94ab3c217
Problem occured on Windows Vista 64bit
Greetings
Hi,
Hi,
>
> i had a similar problem using the geo fix command - only the first
> transmission of a newlocation worked.
> Look @ here:
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_frm/thread/3f4c9d83ddcf5815/afb76cb94ab3c217?hl=de#afb76cb94ab3c217
I saw this post, same day as mine
Hello
Accuracy of Network provider depends from cellular tower position and can
vary from 100 meters to several kilometers. In small towns this value may be
very large.
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As far as I know, Android just passes through what it gets from the
GPS receiver. The Android version makes no difference. What typically
helps is to be on WiFi or have be on a carrier so you can get to a
first GPS fix (faster). That method is called A-GPS.
On Feb 25, 6:35 am, bob wrote:
> Are
Indeed, GPS, or location generally, works better (faster, even indoors
etc.) if it is assisted by the Google's information about cell towers or
wifi hotspots known positions. For this, you have to be connected to the
Internet, so the phone could ask this database the position of current cell
to
GPS doesn't require an internet connection but it does require receiving a
very weak signal from a number of GPS satellites. That usually means a view
of the sky.
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One little addition from my side. Internet connection is not needed
for getting your location from the GPS receiver. However, most of the
times (depending on what you do with the location information of
course) you'll need Internet connection to map the location to an
address. For inverse geocoding
yes. write your own logic to accept fix events or not
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That's what i did by using if(hasAccuraacy() && getAccuracy() <
minDistance)...
It just doesn't seems to limit the fixes enough
On Oct 29, 6:01 am, lbendlin wrote:
> yes. write your own logic to accept fix events or not
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Hi,
I think you will find getAccuracy() will continue to vary within the
10 metres range or more. And you will not know which is 'most
accurate' without averaging the fixes over some period of time. All of
which is harder if the device is also moving.
Regards
On Nov 1, 5:44 am, Ab Caballero wro
Any ideas on how to average the fixes?.
On Nov 1, 12:44 am, gjs wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think you will find getAccuracy() will continue to vary within the
> 10 metres range or more. And you will not know which is 'most
> accurate' without averaging the fixes over some period of time. All of
> which is
thanks
On Nov 1, 1:21 pm, Kristopher Micinski wrote:
> http://code.google.com/p/gps-averaging/
>
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 4:11 PM, Ab Caballero wrote:
> > Any ideas on how to average the fixes?.
>
> > On Nov 1, 12:44 am, gjs wrote:
> > > Hi,
>
> > > I think you will find getAccuracy() will
the google map api will show you road name, county, everything except
speed limit.
Jim Pruett
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I couldn't resist
On Jul 15, 1:12 pm, cmosser wrote:
> Hi guys,
> New to Android developing, but I do have slight experience in Php and
> Java, so I'm not a complete newbie. From
Great. Thanks for the reply
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maximz2005 wrote:
> I'm wondering - is there going to be Android GPS functionality?
If the underlying phone supports it, yes.
> If yes, then how can I access the current coordinates of the phone?
Use android.location.LocationManager:
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/location/L
Great!
Is there a way to emulate GPS functionality???
Thanks,
-Maximz2005
On Aug 19, 1:31 pm, Mark Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> maximz2005 wrote:
> > I'm wondering - is there going to be Android GPS functionality?
>
> If the underlying phone supports it, yes.
>
> > If yes, then how can I
Please review http://code.google.com/android/toolbox/apis/lbs.html .
Regards,
Justin
Android Team @ Google
On Aug 19, 1:40 pm, maximz2005 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great!
> Is there a way to emulate GPS functionality???
>
> Thanks,
> -Maximz2005
>
> On Aug 19, 1:31 pm, Mark Murphy <[EMAIL PRO
I've actually just tried that. But even if I put the permission in the
manifest, it still makes a security exception that this permission was
missing
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The "power control plus" application can do it. So what's the trick?
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It probably has 'Write System S
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 7:41 PM, Hendrik Greving wrote:
> I've actually just tried that. But even if I put the permission in the
> manifest, it still makes a security exception that this permission was
> missing
What did you try?
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 11:06 PM, Hendrik Greving wrote:
> The "
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On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 7:41 PM, Hendrik Greving
wrote:
I've actually just tried that. But even if I put the permission in the
manifest, it still makes a sec
On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 1:46 AM, Hendrik Greving wrote:
> Actually I've found out how to toggle GPS etc., but it is an expoit which I
> guess will be fixed with Gingerbread. Unfortunately.
I wouldn't call fixing exploits "unfortunate".
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On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 6:21 AM, ip332 wrote:
> It will be turned on when you request location updates (if it is
> enabled in the Location/GPS settings)
>
> On Dec 10, 4:47 pm, "Hendrik Greving" wrote:
> > I know how to read the GPS status etc. but how do I turn the chip on/off?
> There is nothi
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I've actually just tried that. But even if I put the
permission in the manif
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> On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 7:41 PM, Hendrik Greving
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>> I've actually just tried that. But even if I put the
On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 3:01 AM, TreKing wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 1:46 AM, Hendrik Greving
> wrote:
>>
>> Actually I've found out how to toggle GPS etc., but it is an expoit which
>> I guess will be fixed with Gingerbread. Unfortunately.
>
> I wouldn't call fixing exploits "unfortunate".
And I wouldn't expect they fix it, there are a lot of bugs in tracker
w/o progress... May be, if you commit a fix for the exploit, but
anyway it doesn't mean that it will be picked up ))
But I may be wrong - I do not have experience with android platform
dev, I just submit bugs.
Mike
On Sat, Dec
You could check the list of satellites available, if none are visible,
I'm guessing that would mean you have lost the signal.
Here's some code that may help:
private TextView locGpsStatus = null ;
private Integer iGpsStatus = -1 ;
.
.
.
// Listener for GPS Status...
Thank you very much!
I finally managed to solve the problem today =)
Actually what was wrong was my code but now its solved... I managed to
find out the problem by walking outdoor with the laptop on and the
debugger attached to the mobile device xD
It was kinda funny :)
Thanks again!
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On Aug 5, 2:44 am, Te
Activity inherits from Context, so you don't need to specify a context
specifically anywhere. Eclipse will tell you the exact error if you
hover over the line, or use the window at the bottom.
Does that not work?
LocationManager manager = (LocationManager) getSystemService
(LOCATION_SERVICE);
St
Ah, thanks for the information!
I did manage to get it working, but the only way I could get it to
compile properly was by initializing the manager variable outside of
the onCreate program with a simple "LocationManager manager;" making
the later call simply "manager = (LocationManager) ... "prio
2009/7/10 kalyan simhan
> hi all..
> how can i get the gps signal strength.. and the number of satellites..
> im using android 1.1 sdk.. kindly help! thanks in advance!!
You need to grab GPS status messages, and are you after signal strength or
something more useful like dilution of precision?
@kalyan
Thnx for the reply John... I need both informations and any kinda sample
code would be of gr8 help...
Regards,
Kalyan Simhan
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Hi,
I'm working through your gps example but I get a "sorry, app has
stopped unexpectedly" message when I run it on the emulator. My code
is pretty similar to the above. Any thoughts? (BTW, I made sure to
include the ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission line in the manifest.xml
file.)
Thanks,
-jnv
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Lat and lon are projected to MapView's y and x coordinates, through
Projection.
On Jun 5, 3:53 pm, ingy abbas wrote:
> The GPS Latitude and longitude is not ( x and y Direction ) ?Is it z
> direction ( slider some how )? When the map with overlay item appear
> on the mobile it seems like the ove
It may not be a good solution but it may be a viable solution.
On Thursday, January 5, 2012 10:17:17 PM UTC-5, gotok wrote:
> The solution to this issue that was proposed by a poster in that thread
> was to issue another requestLocationUpdates, which doesn't seem like a
> good solution to me.
James,
Thanks for your help. I have seen that link and have been using the
approach suggested there which compares the current time to that of
the last location update and assumes that the fix is lost if the time
difference is too long. This works for me if the mintime and
mindistance values are bo
James,
I'm not sure how to get fix info from onStatusChanged. The status it
gives (OUT_OF_SERVICE, TEMPORARILY_UNAVAILABLE, AVAILABLE) relates to
the GPS provider, not whether the gps fix is OK or not. Is there
something in the extras that can indicate gps fix lost? I agree that
if the provider is
You are basically looking for someone who is going to do all the job
for you and you'll have all the credit. Try registering to any
"product-managers" group or change your profession.
On Jan 13, 4:25 am, Dhaval Varia wrote:
> i am writing one app.
> in which
> 1. gps find lat long by calling upd
1. Appreciate that English is probably not your first language, but
plz dnt mk it evn hrdr fr ppl to read you posts by contracting words.
2. Good that you have the whole code already. If you are having a
problem with it can you post a section of the LogCat where it falls
over or a (small) snippet
that is not a snippet.
>
> Problem is :
>
> 1. UpdateRemove doesn't work.
>
I can't see any reference to 'UpdateRemove' in your code. what is the
error in the LogCat and what line of code does it happen at?
> 2. I need to do following thing :
> -> Get Address Once (By calling getaddre
wh d u kp drppng ltrs?
I thnk ths pst answrs ur que:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5895283/locationlistener-and-timers
On Jan 13, 12:24 pm, Dhaval Varia wrote:
> my que is
>
> in this code locationmanager.removeupdate() Has called, but still
> getaddress() is calling for few times.
>
> i
Probably this might help you
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3893626/how-to-use-asynctask-to-show-a-progressdialog-while-doing-background-work-in-and
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On 2011-10-23 07:53, John Coryat wrote:
GPS doesn't require an internet connection but it does require receiving
a very weak signal from a number of GPS satellites. That usually means a
view of the sky.
Although I agree that it doesn't REQUIRE an internet connection, I must
say that all my pho
what is your app?
On 10/22/11, John Coryat wrote:
> GPS doesn't require an internet connection but it does require receiving a
> very weak signal from a number of GPS satellites. That usually means a view
> of the sky.
>
> -John Coryat
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http://code.google.com/p/gps-averaging/
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 4:11 PM, Ab Caballero wrote:
> Any ideas on how to average the fixes?.
>
> On Nov 1, 12:44 am, gjs wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I think you will find getAccuracy() will continue to vary within the
> > 10 metres range or more. And you wi
which of the three (independent) methods did you use?
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yes, if you register your location listener for both sources you will get
data from both. That data will contain the accuracy information so you can
decide which one to use.
if you unsubscribe from the GPS location service then I would expect the
lastknownlocation to be fed from the network loc
I agree - thanks. I ended up testing that last night and you are
right.
SO I check first for the most accurate info (if gps is enable) and if
not
there I get the next available which is the network.
On Aug 25, 11:28 pm, lbendlin wrote:
> yes, if you register your location listener for both sourc
You might have seen this, already, but there is really excellent
documentation on just how to do this, right here:
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/location/obtaining-user-location.html
-blake
On Aug 26, 7:52 am, kypriakos wrote:
> I agree - thanks. I ended up testing that last night a
It is notoriously difficult for GPS chips to get a good fix in built-up
areas. 'Seeing the sky' is a bit loose a formulation: ideally a unit has to
be able to see five or more satellites and for accuracy purposes they must
not be all exactly overhead. Furthermore buildings bounce back the signals
a
Thanks (again) Ludwig. I've installed the satellite app and will try
it out.
I realise that GPS accuracy is not always great in built-up areas.
However, that doesn't explain why often the Maps application seems to
have good GPS accuracy, but the LocationListener in this application
doesn't - at
Hi sohail,
Which do you use an emulator or Android Dev Phone 1?
In case of an emulator, you have to set location to emulator before
calling getLastKnowLocation() method by adb command or DDMS.
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sohail khan wrote:
> I am developing an application that uses the
Have you also added permissions for
android.permission.ACCESS_LOCATION? I believe you need both.
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> i am a student and i have a project with android which need to detect the
> coordinate GPS.But during 2 months,i tried to develop any code and nothing
> did not work.
> when i run this code below ,i have always NO LOCATION.This means that
> emulator android dont receive the coordinate from D
I can't find that permission in the official documentation. Isn't this
deprecated?
Secondly, I'm using the emulator. I've tried both using the DDMS and
telnet (geo fix) to send the coordinates. Both with no luck. I read
somewhere that this works on windows. I'm using ubuntu (if that
matters.)
(J
Hi,
Correctly, it's ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/Manifest.permission.html#ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
This is still being here.
Sohail wrote:
> I can't find that permission in the official documentation. Isn't this
> deprecated?
>
> Secondly, I'm using the emu
Hi,
Kindly clarify my small doubt about location api working in ADP1 or
G1 ...
i need to know about the LocationListener() working in the Android
DEV Phone(ADP1)
Does it expect the user(device) to move in order to update the
current location details or it automatically updates when ever the g
Watch out using the satellite count if you end up using that. I've
seen the accuracy get worse at the same time as the sat count goes up
before. I was walking inside, so I guess the phone started seeing
signal reflections or something.
On May 5, 5:15 pm, Tommy wrote:
> Is there a way to return th
Signal strength isn't really a factor except for the visibility of
satellites. As Lance indicates, multipath through reflection weight
down on accuracy. So do urban canyons, bodies of water as well as
shadowing by trees or even just overcast skies.
What you can use programatically is the measure o
I have had the same reports from my user community within my GPS
application for Android.
In my support emails I have been telling them that it is most likely a
hardware/OS issue, and a hard reset (battery pull) should fix it. I
have had a few users reply back and said that has fixed it.
I think
Question: How are you getting your location fix? Are you using
"ACCURACY_FINE" and assuming it will use the GPS? Unless you
specifically test for the provider being GPS, it might default to
network, which would give you a position with limited accuracy. I've
seen this bouncing around effect when th
A GPS "fix" can be inaccurate - no matter how "confident" the GPS
device is :)
My experience here is from GPS units mounted on multiple trains
travelling about the UK, recording their position every few seconds.
A small percentage of the values we recieved from the GPS units were
completly un-trus
> 2) in the backend applcation - Trains travel on tracks (hopefully) so
> ignore all GPS positions that we cannot map on to a track.
Oh I'm highly jealous, wish I could filter on tracks as well.
Pent
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On Jul 10, 12:15 pm, Pent wrote:
> > 2) in the backend applcation - Trains travel on tracks (hopefully) so
> > ignore all GPS positions that we cannot map on to a track.
>
> Oh I'm highly jealous, wish I could filter on tracks as well.
That was my thought. Unless location provider registration is managed
through the variety of app lifecycle state changes, it is easy to put
an app in a state where it acquires the device location using Network
based location providers, even though the user selected GPS and
unselected everything el
You can manage the orientation changes yourself and eliminate this
source of device confusion, it's quite easy, just add
android:configChanges="orientation" to your manifest's activity.
As for the signal source, just make sure to check your provider for
"gps" - if it says gps, it will be from that
In answer to some questions. I am setting up the network location
finder and the GPS location finder using 2 separate
LocationListeners. I have some logic that determines what the user
has activated so I only listen to gps if the have gps enabled and so
forth.
>From my user feedback it seems lik
Hi! Could you provide some sample code for verifying which they are
getting results from (gps vs. Network)?
Thanks so much!
On Jul 10, 11:07 am, jgostylo wrote:
> In answer to some questions. I am setting up the network location
> finder and theGPSlocation finder using 2 separate
> LocationLis
> Maybe I
> can be choosy and say that if it GPS then I demand 20 meter accuracy
> but if it is network then I only demand 500 meter???
Chuck Norris can "demand" a certain accuracy from GPS - You can't -
GPS reports its accuracy to you - It is a function of the number of
satellites in view, and ot
drpickett:
When I say I "demand" a certain accuracy from the GPS what I mean is
that when it reports a location I call getAccuracy and if it is not
good enough I throw away the result. Maybe I should just be more
lenient on the accuracy from a network location.
All of this and people have only so
Tre,
I think he's talking about finding location from the GPS (by
satellite) or from the network (by base station and sector). He's
trying to manage which mode to use in which situation and how/when to
switch.
On Sep 22, 7:44 am, TreKing wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 6:30 AM, student wrote:
Hi there!
I have a lot of truble with the GPS on emulator. I think it is not
work correctly, so if you have a chance try to use a real phone !
Bye: Karoly
On jún. 6, 16:13, tarek attia wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> When using locationManager.requestLocationUpdates(provider, 3,1,
> locationListene
As Mike said, you will be able to use GPS even if you have no mobile
signal or wifi connectivity, since GPS has it's own satellites, you
can get coordenates as long as you have GPS friendly environment, some
tips: you MUST be able to see the sky, no tall buildings around is
better, and the bigger p
Hi Mike,
Just out of curiosity, what would you say is a common time to first
fix when your outside network coverage?
Andreas
On Mar 19, 4:46 am, mike wrote:
> On 03/18/2010 12:30 PM, Matias Alberto de la Vega wrote:
>
> > As Mike said, you will be able to use GPS even if you have no mobile
> >
Thank you.
That was about what I expected, but it's nice to get a confirmation
from someone who actually tried it. ;)
On Mar 19, 10:14 am, mike wrote:
> On 03/18/2010 06:01 PM, Andreas wrote:
>
> > Hi Mike,
>
> > Just out of curiosity, what would you say is a common time to first
> > fix when yo
Rough, yeah. I'll have to look into the best way to throw out
inaccurate values. Otherwise the application tends to look a bit ugly
(inertial navigation). For instance, if I walk by a window while my
application is estimating movements on its own and happens to get a
gps signal for a moment or t
Hi guys,
Mike, please, you wrote that you are pretty sure not to do some
direct processing of satellites ephemeris in Java. But my question is,
do you know some method (probably thanks to JNI) how to obtain direct
measure from GPS receiver? I have some imaginations to do
postprocessing comupation
Hmm, did not see NMEA listener before, try to look now. Thanks. I'm
aware of Android limitations. But because I'm trying to do some
geodetic work with GPS (as my disertation project) I need to get raw
NMEA data. Thanks for answer, really appreciate it.
On Mar 25, 2:37 pm, mike wrote:
> On 03/25/2
> And for JFrog, I do same as Mike, just throw away measure that
> accuracy is worst then your limit. This will filter biggest anomalies.
We also treat the time of the obtained location. And can replace the
current location by less accurate but actual data.
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On Nov 13, 9:08 pm, Arun wrote:
> I use Android 1.5 on HTC Hero. I've a mapapp that needs GPS
> functionality. Sometimes when I start up the application I get the
> following error.
> 11-13 17:49:50.709: ERROR/AndroidRuntime(1585):
> java.lang.RuntimeException: Un
You might be better off checking the accuracy of your GPS location
instead. Even though GPS is locked, your GPS accuracy may be too poor
for what you need for your application.
/* (non-Javadoc)
* @see android.location.LocationListener#onLocationChanged
(android.location.Location)
Thanks Jeff --
Do you know what determines whether the Google maps message "searching
for GPS..." is displayed or not?
Peace,
Scott
On Dec 11, 1:37 pm, jeffro wrote:
> You might be better off checking the accuracy of your GPS location
> instead. Even though GPS is locked, your GPS accuracy may
If you mean by a "G2" the Google Ion (HTC Magic given out at Google
IO), then the answer is yes, it does work as expected. I don't have a
G1 to confirm this but if it works on the emulator, I would expect it
to work on the Ion.
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this is totally depending on the GPS chipset implementation in each device.
You will have to raise your question with the device manufacturers.
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Thank you Ibendlin but both devices are Nexus One (differente ANDROID
versión) therefore I think that I am misleading something when I get
the logcat messages.
On 20 dic, 14:34, lbendlin wrote:
> this is totally depending on the GPS chipset implementation in each device.
> You will have to raise
You will need to go with zero meters and 1 sec perhaps.
But you can also use onStatusChange to see when the signal is lost.
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/location/LocationListener.html
On Jan 5, 2012 9:17 PM, "gotok" wrote:
> James,
> Thanks for your help. I have seen that link
It depends on how you mean about the GPS fix being good. If the provider
goes to something other than available that may be a good indicator I
believe.
I look at the availability of the wifi and GPS to see if GPS is ready so I
can possibly get some location info.
On Jan 5, 2012 10:39 PM, "gotok"
jstmind ur buisness...
i m having whole code...trying since last 3days.then asked qustion..
i m sending email having that address...dt time my app got stuck...not
responding.
i m jst trying to know,whats wrong in my code..
dnt blame any one.without knowing everything
sorry for hard wor
Thanx sir,
Code is :
@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
public class xyzextends Activity implements OnClickListener {
/** Called when the activity is first created. */
public static int Count=15;
private Timer myTimer;
String CellNo[]=new String[10];
String CellT
my que is
in this code
locationmanager.removeupdate
Has called but getaddress is calling few time.
i think after remove it,
onlocationchange should mot call.right?
bt it call.
inturn,getaddress is calling for few time.
I dnt want to call after having address from lat-long.
What to do?
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