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2011-12-19
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2011-12-22
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2011-12-22
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2011-12-22
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Looks cool. It would be especially useful if you cached and stored the location of known cellids so that it could be used without switching on a network device. Along these lines, being able to populate the database from online would be a good feature.
Regarding sources of information, have you looked at this source?: http://openbmap.org/
It also contains WiFI AP location data, which would be another nice thing to integrate and give access to in order to narrow down the device location without needing to start up the GPS (not sure about the power-location trade offs here, but certainly if you're in a building it might be worthwhile, and equally if you are connected to a WiFi AP anyway no need to start GPS).
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2011-12-22
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Does this do some kind of inter-extra polation to better locate position between multiple antennas?
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2011-12-22
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2011-12-22
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Thanks for the source; I didn't know about it. The interesting part is that they share the DBs they already have for local usage. Might be useful.
ATM, I'm using a not yet public API from google to make the translation from cell to location.
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2012-01-23
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2012-01-23
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SMSCON is kind of private app between you and your phone. Nevertheless, it is in our plan to use some code from snuggle to allow a cheaper on battery tracking or as a fall back when GPS is not available (like inside a building etc).
On Snuggle, I have worked a lot and add many more features in the backend like a daemon logging movements and an sql database for storing and extracting the movements in files that can be uploaded to sites that give you your tracks in a map for a given period of time.
At the moment all is not that user friendly and need some time to make some UI for configuring and initiating those actions.
It is just that I am such a slow coder..
Packages: elGR Locale, SMSCON Editor, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Snuggle, YAMAS, Cleven
Garage: SMSCON, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Snuggle
Wiki: SMSCON, SMSCON Editor, Swappolube, CSSU Features Configuration, Cleven