Hello experts,
Does any APP for SWR50 able to display the GPS ALTITUDE exist?
Thanks
Enrico
freewing70 said:
Hello experts,
Does any APP for SWR50 able to display the GPS ALTITUDE exist?
Thanks
Enrico
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There is an option in dev options to check all sensors. GPS sensor can be found there and I remember that we've the altitude info.
Calvin Gross said:
There is an option in dev options to check all sensors. GPS sensor can be found there and I remember that we've the altitude info.
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Well, thanks for suggestion. It works great.
But I do was looking for "something" (an app) that directly was giving me the gps altitude.
Still didn't find it.
Thanks again
Enrico
freewing70 said:
Well, thanks for suggestion. It works great.
But I do was looking for "something" (an app) that directly was giving me the gps altitude.
Still didn't find it.
Thanks again
Enrico
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Try my app I quickly put together a while back, it will show altitude in meters http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2931689
WOW! FANTASTIC!!
Thanks a lot: now I can go fly and check my altitude from the watch (even).
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I think this is a great app: BRAVO!
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Hi guys,
there is an application like G-Park for IPhone?
This application help you to remember where you have parking your car.
Do you know something like this for WM?
Thank you,
Andrea
Hey mate there is something similar to this,that also stores multiple locations.Has helped me countless times when i am drunk and trying to find my car
check it out here http://www.cradle-software.de/en/software/gpsspot
Lefti said:
Hey mate there is something similar to this,that also stores multiple locations.Has helped me countless times when i am drunk and trying to find my car
check it out here http://www.cradle-software.de/en/software/gpsspot
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Haha nice that you still can use your HD when drunk
Or try here... bit ugly.. but does everything you want.
And totally freeware
http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-download-gparks.html
Zepiii said:
Haha nice that you still can use your HD when drunk
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More worried about using the car
Regards,
PK
Just load Google Maps when you park your car, save the location. Then when you want to find it, fire up Google Maps and get directions. Thats all the iPhone app does more or less. Pointless app.
nicelad_uk said:
Just load Google Maps when you park your car, save the location. Then when you want to find it, fire up Google Maps and get directions. Thats all the iPhone app does more or less. Pointless app.
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Very true.. but not so much use when roaming or when you have a bad data plan.
polakscot said:
Very true.. but not so much use when roaming or when you have a bad data plan.
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Very True, but it is exactly the same as G-Park.
I guess you could use TomTom which again would do the same, any GPS program that you have you can add a favourite then get directions to it.
if i remember right did tomtom not have last gps fix, i know i used it a few time when parking car in a big rally car park.
leggoman said:
if i remember right did tomtom not have last gps fix, i know i used it a few time when parking car in a big rally car park.
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I use TT all the while in large car park / new town situations.
When you park 'add to favourite' and call it 'car parked'.
When you use it again in another instance you can simply overwrite the old fave with the same name / new location.
Does the HTC TP2 come with software that geotags photos (adds lat long GPS data to jpg) ? I cannot seem to find this function?
If not any good solutions?
In the camera app, click the menu icon (lower right corner when held in landscape mode), then the camera icon. This should bring up the Capture Mode menu -- hit Next, then GPS Photo. This will turn on the GPS receiver and will place the GPS co-ordinates into the picture's EXIF data.
You may need to install the 'Enable_All_Camera_Modes.CAB'.
So, once you Geotag a photo, what good is that?
I did it a few times, but you have to wait for a GPS connection before you can take the photo. It was annoying and I couldn't find any reason to even do it.
Setting GPS Mode on the camera is one good option, albiet sometimes it can be tedious waiting for it to lock to take a quick shot.
GPSToday can also geotag images in the background automatically or on-demand after taking the shot. Also does a horde of other cool stuff.
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You may need to install the 'Enable_All_Camera_Modes.CAB'.
So, once you Geotag a photo, what good is that?
I did it a few times, but you have to wait for a GPS connection before you can take the photo. It was annoying and I couldn't find any reason to even do it.
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Thanks. Seems like my HTC TP2 came with no software to do this. I guess I will try GPS today and Enable_All_Camera_Modes.CAB when I can find them to download.
I find geotagging a useful tool as I often need to share photo locations with colleagues at work either using Google Earth or some other photo location display. I'd have thought HTC would have built this in when I bought the device but guess not.
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Thanks. Seems like my HTC TP2 came with no software to do this. I guess I will try GPS today and Enable_All_Camera_Modes.CAB when I can find them to download.
I find geotagging a useful tool as I often need to share photo locations with colleagues at work either using Google Earth or some other photo location display. I'd have thought HTC would have built this in when I bought the device but guess not.
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It is built in. The 'enable all modes' CAB file turns it on. Not sure why they disabled it.
So where's the 'enable all modes' cab file located....can't find it??
KCBaur said:
So where's the 'enable all modes' cab file located....can't find it??
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Here, plus much much more. Camera modes are in post 5, but read it all, probably other things there you'll be interested in.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=524655
Are there any that actually work? Google Skymap won't change position when I point the device anywhere else. SkEye changes position, but can't find the moon when I'm looking right at it.
My compass is working fine.
These types of apps would help with nighttime landscape photography, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Are there any that actually work? Google Skymap won't change position when I point the device anywhere else. SkEye changes position, but can't find the moon when I'm looking right at it.
My compass is working fine.
These types of apps would help with nighttime landscape photography, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hmm, Google Sky, InvisiVerse ans SkyEye all work fine for me.
If you're in the UK I think TPE and Rainwatch would be a better suited to night time landscape photography :laugh:
compact_bijou said:
Hmm, Google Sky, InvisiVerse ans SkyEye all work fine for me.
If you're in the UK I think TPE and Rainwatch would be a better suited to night time landscape photography :laugh:
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Thanks compact_bijou,
I have and use TPE a lot, I was just wanting to use something to help me find the north star and milky way and constellations before it gets dark so I can set up my composition while I can still see. I'll look into Rainwatch, unless it's UK only. I couldn't find InvisiVerse.
I'm running stock, so I don't know why Skymap and SkEye won't work correctly. On my captivate, neither work, but I think that has to do with the Rom I'm running.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Dug
Invisible Universe, shows nebulae and other invisible to the naked stuff in the sky.
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Is there a reason for why Daydream View requires GPS to be enabled?
Looking for technical and actual answers, not just it helps with movement. Like what exactly is GPS doing that makes it required?
AndroidRaven said:
Is there a reason for why Daydream View requires GPS to be enabled?
Looking for technical and actual answers, not just it helps with movement. Like what exactly is GPS doing that makes it required?
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I would think for the street view use, it can go to your location.
I am on the most recent June Security Update and on beta P.
Has any one had an issue with Trusted Face? I don't have an option in the actual lockscreen. Usually when I press the power button to turn the screen on, the bottom would show a little face to show is looking for face detection... Now it goes straight to fingerprint scanning.
Any fix?
Thanks!
Same problem here. It works maybe 25% of the time, the rest just goes straight to fingerprint.
Hi. Im in P beta 3. I have the option of trusted face disabled in Smart Lock. You do not ? Have they been able to enable it ??
Sorry for my english ?? Thanks in advance
jip said:
Hi. Im in P beta 3. I have the option of trusted face disabled in Smart Lock. You do not ? Have they been able to enable it ??
Sorry for my english ?? Thanks in advance
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Do you have any device admins enabled? Like your company email synced?
ram4ufriends said:
Do you have any device admins enabled? Like your company email synced?
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Thank you for the quick answer.
Yes. Thats the problem ?? There is any solution ??
jip said:
Thank you for the quick answer.
Yes. Thats the problem ?? There is any solution ??
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No there isn't any
jip said:
Thank you for the quick answer.
Yes. Thats the problem ?? There is any solution ??
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You could beg, and plead, with the person(s) responsible for those policies at your employer to allow the feature. IT guys like snacks... bring snacks when you ask.