I just noticed this today when I loaded Im+ that it was trying to obtain my location (using GPS). After searching Google I couldn't find any info. Anyone here know the answer? This is the paid, no ad version btw.
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darushin said:
I just noticed this today when I loaded Im+ that it was trying to obtain my location (using GPS). After searching Google I couldn't find any info. Anyone here know the answer? This is the paid, no ad version btw.
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Listed in the list of supported features on the IM+ Market page
"Share your Geo location with you buddies through status message."
That right there will require GPS.
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Ok, this is getting outrageous. I can search fo a market app, skype for example. I click on it, and there's no f*%$ing install button. Just gives me all the app info. Has anyone found a workaround? Skype is cleary labeled to work on the Epic.
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Does anyone have any suggestions for VOIP calls on the evo?
I'd like to have some sort of google voice integration with it if possible. I visit a few places with no cell signal that do have wifi access. Anyone used any good span services for this?
Pardon my lack of thorough searching... this xda app doesn't seem to lend itself to searching very well...
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I use groove ip it signs in using your google voice info. works well for me
GrooveIP
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Grove ip
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You can always use Google to search for answers, then tag xda at the end. It is easier than using the native search function
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haha well I saw this Thread's title and was going to post Groove IP... but I see people have beaten me to the punch..
P.S. use Groove IP
AZ1412 said:
You can always use Google to search for answers, then tag xda at the end. It is easier than using the native search function
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I use "site:xda-developers.com (search criteria)" in Google to search xda instead of the native search app.
Hey Guys,
I've had my Galaxy Nexus for a while now, lately the browser cannot find my location, G+ (the app cannot find my location for nearby posts OR check in), facebook app can't find my location either, nor does twitter or any other client. I do get a decent lock on (with just data/wifi based location) in Google Maps.
Why is it that the other apps are failing to do so? Is anyone else facing this? or does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks
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Did you make sure your GPS is enabled and in settings you are allowing it to be used in apps? Just checking...
ushim6 said:
Did you make sure your GPS is enabled and in settings you are allowing it to be used in apps? Just checking...
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No gps is disabled, I'm talking about network based location which the app fails to get. How do I check if my settings are allowing the apps to use location data?
Have you set all three options under localization services?
Pabloweb said:
Have you set all three options under localization services?
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Everything expect GPS satellites is selected :/
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Anyone? This is really getting on my nerves
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Hey XDA
I'm located in Denmark, and i'm a great fan of the voice search thing.
However, when i ask about weather, it always comes up with the weather in Washington, unless i ask specific for Denmark (which is quite large)
Imo it should just give me weather for my current location..
Anyone know how to change this?
//reffer
Perhaps a silly question : Is your GPS on?
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Try going to settings, then Privacy and Accounts, and make sure the "search on Google.com" box is unchecked. This way your local Google site will be used instead. Worked for me
Greetings from Sweden!
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BaconDanny said:
Try going to settings, then Privacy and Accounts, and make sure the "search on Google.com" box is unchecked. This way your local Google site will be used instead. Worked for me
Greetings from Sweden!
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Ye, i figured, however if i use voice search without Google.com checked, it doesnt show pictures when voice searching...
spitzedanese said:
Perhaps a silly question : Is your GPS on?
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Not necessary to on GPS for me.
That's the way it it as Google now is not yet official in rest of the world ..
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So when I was looking at the settings for google now, there's a setting called tablet search which is a select list of your apps that google now presumably uses in order to answer your question to the best of it's ability. You can enable or disable whether or not google uses that app to give you an answer.
My question to you is do you know of any additional apps that will appear on the tablet search menu?
I haven't done much searching but I downloaded the IMDB app and it showed up on the list, and I enabled it.
Thank you,
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