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I'm using the Genymotion emulator to test my android application that needs location with GPS. When I launch the Google Maps application, it gives me an incorrect location. Anyone have any idea about that? There is several solutions for your problem: You can choose the GPS position of a Genymotion emulator thanks to the GPS widget on the right side of the screen. You can also do it by shell commmand, look at the documentation here Or, if you have a pro license, you can do it by the Java API (for unit test for example). You need both the GPS on in Genymotion (where you can set the location it

Is it possible to get the GPS atomic clock time stamp in iOS? Also, is it possible to see which satellites were used in a certain sample? As far as I know GPS receivers get this info, but I didn't find any way to get access to it. iOS is not providing any such public APIs to access those details. As per Apple documents: A location manager object provides support for the following location-related activities: Tracking large or small changes in the user’s current location with a configurable degree of accuracy. Reporting heading changes from the onboard compass. (iOS only) Monitoring distinct

I am writing a bash script that renames files based on EXIF headers. exiftool returns the following GPS Position string, which I need to format into Latitude/Longitude coordinates for use with Google Maps API. GPS Position : 40 deg 44' 49.36" N, 73 deg 56' 28.18" W Google Maps: https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=40.7470444,-073.9411611 This is my code awk -v FS="[ \t]" '{print $0,substr($1,length($1),1)substr($2,length($2),1)}' $1 \ | sed 's/\xc2\xb0\([0-9]\{1,2\}\).\([NEWS]\)/ \1 0 \2/g;s/\xc2\xb0\([NEWS]\)/ 0 0 \1/g;s/[^0-9NEWS]/ /g' \ | awk '{if ($9=="NE") {printf ("%

I am getting coordinates with Windows Phone GeoWatcher like this private GeoCoordinateWatcher _watcher = new GeoCoordinateWatcher(GeoPositionAccuracy.High); _watcher.MovementThreshold = 2; // Threshold Value _watcher.PositionChanged += Watcher_PositionChanged; //Registering Watcher Position Change Event _watcher.Start(); // Starting Watcher //Watcher position Change Event private void Watcher_PositionChanged(object sender, GeoPositionChangedEventArgs<GeoCoordinate> e) { var coord = new GeoCoordinate(Convert.ToDouble(e.Position.Location.Latitude.ToString("0.00000").Replace(",", ".")), Convert

I am writing an iOS app that requires the device's GPS loction to be updated when a push notification is received. I use a closure to get the current GPS location. This code runs perfectly when the app is in the foreground (Both "New remote notification" and "Got location" is printed to console), but when the app is in the background, only "New remote notification" (and no location error) is printed to console. As a result I don't have the GPS location of the device at this point, which is very important for my app's functionality. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. I have in my

in My iPhone App How Can I show directions from current location to End Point? is there any built in component or facility available on iphone which can show maps and direction using GPS and built in compass? If you mean taking the user to the maps application based on two points, then you can do it like this: Create an NSURL that looks like this: NSURL *URL = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=%f,%f&daddr=%f,%f"]; You plug in your starting address and destination (in lat. and long.) appropriately. Tell your application to open the URL [[UIApplication sharedApplication]

I am working on an app that is meant to calculate the distance traveled from starting point to end. i have done all things to get the changing coordinates and measure the distance between this co-ordinates. Now the real problem is even though if I keep my iPhone stationary after few seconds the GPS readings shows deviation and CLLocationDistance tells me that I had moved few 100 meters whereas I haven't moved a bit also. Is there anything I can do increase the precision of my app ?? Thanks in advance. The GPS on the iPhone works in away to preserve battery. The first set of coordinates will be