I've seen an android phone used as a serial port GPS to provide
coordinates for a PC...
It does work...
On 3/10/2014 9:55 AM, Charter wrote:
> On android tablet, go to settings and turn on "enable mock locations" avare
> should then work. If you do not have built in gps ("location services"
On android tablet, go to settings and turn on "enable mock locations" avare
should then work. If you do not have built in gps ("location services" is
typically cell tower, not true gps) you will have to get a Bluetooth GPS and
pair it with the tablet, also install Bluetooth GPS app. I bought m
Unfortunately not all tablets have an actual GPS chipset in them. In these
cases the "location services" are provided by what cell tower they are
connected to. You really have to look at the specs an these tablets to
make sure they have REAL GPS on them. I know the ASUS tablets have GPS on
them.
I kave the nexus 7...had to figure it out but i don't remember off the top
of my head...try settings then turn on gps.
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On Mar 10, 2014 8:21 AM, "Doran Jaffas" wrote:
> Hello Everyone
> I r
Hello Everyone
I recently purchased a Google Next book and was told it has
navigation capability. The store does not seem to know how to turn on the
"navigation" mode. I subscribe to a mobile hotspot from straight talk' my
location services are on as well but when I go to the maps section of
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