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Accessing the location manager of a device?
Hey guys. I've searched everywhere trying to make a small application that returns my current localization. Ideally I would like to see it in Google maps, but latitude and longitude would do. I have done a few youtube videos that are supposed to help, but they didn't work. Could someone suggest me a good video or page that does a step-by-step tutorial that actually returns the location?
Thanks a lot!
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Re: Accessing the location manager of a device?
I don't know Android programming. What you're asking for sounds like what a GPS would return. Try searching for how to access the GPS.
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