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Does anyone have suggestions for low cost GPS capabilities in conjunction with a j2me enabled device.
Ideally, I would like to use a low-cost, widely available, cell-phone as the device (as opposed to PDA.) This means the config./profile is likely to be CLDC1.0/MIDP1.0 - does anyone know if there are any GPS access classes available that will work with this combination?
Any advice on location determination is very welcome!
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Pete
 
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hi Pete;
Well I think As Michal Yau Say Sun Is working in this area Location Api for J2me.
 
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Hi Pete,
Motorola's i88s device has GPS functionality which we can exploit in our J2ME apps. Motorola/Nextel combo works well. u can download GPS APIs from Motorola's iDEN network site. (otherwise get back to me, i have them ).
~Vaibhav.
 
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