Hello,
My apps currently use the GPS library. But I get complaints that other apps show the position quicker and in some cases more closely.
Of course, I first searched the forum. I found, besides GPS, also FusedLocationProvider and LocationManager. But both do not seem up to date.
All our Android devices have at least Android Oreo and GPS + Galileo (European Positioning System) + Glonass (Russian Positioning System) + Wifi + of course mobile radio.
So, in my opinion, a first inaccurate position must be available immediately from radio cell database. If the GPS library used QuickGPSfix and the other Sattelite-Systems, then the location could quickly become more accurate.
Google uses these possibilities somehow internally. You can see this for example in the fast, accurate position in Google maps.
Which current, future-proof library provides me with this information?
thank you in advance
My apps currently use the GPS library. But I get complaints that other apps show the position quicker and in some cases more closely.
Of course, I first searched the forum. I found, besides GPS, also FusedLocationProvider and LocationManager. But both do not seem up to date.
All our Android devices have at least Android Oreo and GPS + Galileo (European Positioning System) + Glonass (Russian Positioning System) + Wifi + of course mobile radio.
So, in my opinion, a first inaccurate position must be available immediately from radio cell database. If the GPS library used QuickGPSfix and the other Sattelite-Systems, then the location could quickly become more accurate.
Google uses these possibilities somehow internally. You can see this for example in the fast, accurate position in Google maps.
Which current, future-proof library provides me with this information?
thank you in advance
