java - coordinate detection via mobile phone -
I'm curious how difficult this mobile phone would be to detect the existing coordinates? I'm planning to write a mobile app that will focus on the phone that can run Java (i.e., Samsung Omina) and it will be based on the user's location so that I can take some Google map actions using Codes.
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Looks like an idea like GPS, though I have very thin information about it, for example how difficult it is to write a Java app by locating the location through GPS Will it need permission and operator?
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Is there any alternative if GPS is not a good way to achieve it? IE I see a method called cellaid on other topics but I do not know how it works.
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A good way to solve it through Java?
If you stick to Java then I see in Android . Perhaps this is only "viable" mobile OS where Java is the main supported language. With the new wave of Android phones I believe that GPS is also being expected (if it is not already).
As far as the GPS is introduced to itself and how it works with Android with Google Maps:
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