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Android Mobile GPS
Hello,
I am a noob in java programming but I want to get better at it. I am trying to create a basic gps app for android mobile devices. I need some kind of guidance to help me get started. Im not sure where to start. Could anyone point me in the right direction?
Re: Android Mobile GPS
Open below link to know how to create an Android GPS tracking application :
map - Help creating an Android GPS tracking application! - Stack Overflow
ericlewis107 (January 30th, 2013)
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GPS is very useful for people to go unknown places.
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Thank you Aadamgibson. Your tips are informative and useful for developers...
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Thank you "Aadamgibson" to provide link of great info on How to create Android GPS tracking application.Originally Posted by Aadamgibson
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Great help. Thanks a lot for providing such a helpful link.
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Also, android tutorial and android examples might be useful for you. Though they are not about GPS, they may improve your android skills.
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Ya "angstrem" you are right. I know about the Android tutorial whatever you have shared, but the Android example link is quite new for me. It will be a big help for me. Thanks for sharing a good source.
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