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I have a car GPS device, the only thing I can change is the IP-address. Is it possible to have shared hosting with a dedicated IP-address (that part is possible) and then to have a PHP script that picks up the data that is being send? So what is in my mind: GPS device send gps data to IP-address. That IP-address has a PHP script that picks up the data and use it. As requested a little bit more detailed. There is a question that is exactly the same but don't have an answer: how-to-get-data-from-gps-and-send-to-server-and-how-save-to-database It is a Chinese car GPS device with a standard IP

i am using GPS in My application and i want to turn GPS on and off Programmatically to save power how can i do it :( this is for turn off i need the turn on please private void turnGPSOnOff(){ String provider = Settings.Secure.getString(getContentResolver(), Settings.Secure.LOCATION_PROVIDERS_ALLOWED); if(!provider.contains("gps")){ final Intent poke = new Intent(); poke.setClassName("com.android.settings", "com.android.settings.widget.SettingsAppWidgetProvider"); poke.addCategory(Intent.CATEGORY_ALTERNATIVE); poke.setData(Uri.parse("3")); sendBroadcast(poke); //Toast.makeText(this, "Your GPS

In IOS there isn't a problem while looking for gps coords. It works fine. On Android side its not stable as IOS. This problem both in real device and emulator. Sometimes it can find location, but sometimes not. Looking for 3days but there wasn't find a solution. When my app cannot find my location, I tried via Google Maps app, it works like charm. Here is my code for both IOS and Android; getCurrentPosition() { navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition( (position) => { this.setState({ initialPosition: position }); alert(JSON.stringify(position)) var coords = new Coords(); coords.Latitude =

I am trying to figure out the best way to implement Listener to location with the onResume and onPause. Best I can do not it to turn it off on onPause and reconnect on onResume. But then I keep having disconnect-reconnect when all I want is for the GPS to stay on for the duration of the application. When Home is pressed (or another application is interrupting) then GPS can be downed off for battery saving. Any ideas? Thanks. Your question can be generalized to "How do I tell when my app moves into/out of the foreground?" I have used the following approach successfully in two different apps

I am writing a location service App that log where the user has been every minute. Should I create a service for the GPS process? OR just create the LocationManager at the Activity? Which one is better? Moreover, I have tried to hide the application by pressing hardware home button and turn off GPS at Setting -> Location. I found that the App closed automatically within an hour. Is it possible to keep the application always alive? I highly recommend creating the gps at the very least as a thread in the activity, if you want to be slick set it up as a service and broadcast intents from inside

I'm writing an iPhone App that relies on getting the device location. Management have tasked me with producing data on how well the GPS performs in cities (tall buildings) and within buildings. Do any developers have data on reliability of GPS and the fall back to cell/wifi tower triangulation? Management-friendly info would be best but raw data that I can translate would also be fine. To determine an object's location, the GPS system must receive a radio signal from at least three satellites. GPS accuracy is affected by a number of factors, including satellite positions, noise in the radio

I try to obtain the GPS-Location of my Android Phone in Python (using QPython3 app). This kind of works, but it seems there are several LocationProviders in Android: gps: pure gps location, slow, energy consuming, but very accurate, and exactly what I need. network: mix of gps and wifi/cell locating, faster, but less accurate passive: like above but completely without using gps Problem: When I run my script (below) I only get my location provided by "network" wich is not accurate enough. But I can't find a way to force a specific LocationProvider. Code: # import needed modules import android

I want to get the name of the city from the GPS coordinates. I can get the details of the GPS points using Google API http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/output?parameters Where output is XML which I don't want to be... For example http://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/xmllatlng=53.244921,-2.479539&sensor=false&region=gb returns me the XML details of the coordinates.... Which I don't think is easy to get the name of the City.... I want only the name of the city.. Thanks for you help in advance John Riselvato The correct URL is below http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/xml