I don't think there are any *legal* methods of tracking your grand daughter's cell phone. There are probably a number of ways you could track your own car, using your own cellular device.
First, Susendeep Dutta's linked article explains how to track a phone with the Android operating system on it. Basically, you either buy a phone with Android and GPS (most phones have it by default), follow the directions and then track the phone.
Second, if you have placed the phone in your car, you should then be able to track your own car, provided it doesn't lose its GPS signal or optionally its WiFi or 3G signal.
Prajeesh V V
April 16, 2012 at 8:15 am
Yes... buy the maps of MAP MY INDIA. I think it costs upto 2500 INR. Highways and state highways are not accurate in this map. But cities are okey....
Goodysunny
April 16, 2012 at 6:48 pm
Very Nice answer
But any free app for India?
toot
April 13, 2012 at 2:11 pm
If you are looking at the apps which needed location service, it may not need the GPS connection. But I doubt the GPS feature is possible without the GPS connection.
Thanks.
Goodysunny
April 16, 2012 at 6:47 pm
Actually the question which I had posted was " How to use Gps (in Android 2.3) without Gprs connection? " but second half of the question was published as "Gps connection" instead of Gprs connection"
Indronil Mondal
April 13, 2012 at 6:17 am
google maps do not have offline feature,
search for an app that allows you to save maps and use them offline in nokia nokia maps allows it so there must be some app in android too give a search
also check this //www.makeuseof.com/tag/top-3-free-offline-gps-apps-android/
These and Navfree = do they work through satellite system and not through Gprs?
Indronil Mondal
April 13, 2012 at 7:47 pm
yes it works through satellite to track your position but show you your position it needs a map which is downloaded through gprs or if any is preinstalled
Goodysunny
April 16, 2012 at 6:50 pm
I understand that maps can be downloaded through gprs
but after maps are installed , the app can then be used without gprs?
Indronil Mondal
April 17, 2012 at 5:00 am
yes there is a offline mode that doesnt use the gpre only gps is used
Goodysunny
April 12, 2012 at 6:59 am
Actually the question which I had posted was " How to use Gps (in Android 2.3) without Gprs connection? " but second half of the question was published as "Gps connection" instead of Gprs connection"
Sri Vastav Reddy
April 12, 2012 at 4:55 am
Sadly and Simply i would say NO. :-(
Goodysunny
April 12, 2012 at 7:00 am
Actually the question which I had posted was " How to use Gps (in Android 2.3) without Gprs connection? " but second half of the question was published as "Gps connection" instead of Gprs connection"
i think you need connection to the satellite for the gps function to work
how do i track someone by their cell phone, want to track my grand daughter when she's away in my car
How to Track a Cell Phone -
http://www.ehow.com/how_5549005_track-cell-phone-google-earth.html
I don't think there are any *legal* methods of tracking your grand daughter's cell phone. There are probably a number of ways you could track your own car, using your own cellular device.
First, Susendeep Dutta's linked article explains how to track a phone with the Android operating system on it. Basically, you either buy a phone with Android and GPS (most phones have it by default), follow the directions and then track the phone.
Second, if you have placed the phone in your car, you should then be able to track your own car, provided it doesn't lose its GPS signal or optionally its WiFi or 3G signal.
Yes... buy the maps of MAP MY INDIA. I think it costs upto 2500 INR. Highways and state highways are not accurate in this map. But cities are okey....
Very Nice answer
But any free app for India?
If you are looking at the apps which needed location service, it may not need the GPS connection. But I doubt the GPS feature is possible without the GPS connection.
Thanks.
Actually the question which I had posted was " How to use Gps (in Android 2.3) without Gprs connection? " but second half of the question was published as "Gps connection" instead of Gprs connection"
google maps do not have offline feature,
search for an app that allows you to save maps and use them offline in nokia nokia maps allows it so there must be some app in android too give a search
also check this
//www.makeuseof.com/tag/top-3-free-offline-gps-apps-android/
if you want a paid app then see this
http://www.sygic.com/en
I had read that gps navigation works through satellite , so I asked
offline perhaps?
http://androidflip.com/offline-navigation-google-maps-android-hack-guide/
These and Navfree = do they work through satellite system and not through Gprs?
yes it works through satellite to track your position but show you your position it needs a map which is downloaded through gprs or if any is preinstalled
I understand that maps can be downloaded through gprs
but after maps are installed , the app can then be used without gprs?
yes there is a offline mode that doesnt use the gpre only gps is used
Actually the question which I had posted was " How to use Gps (in Android 2.3) without Gprs connection? " but second half of the question was published as "Gps connection" instead of Gprs connection"
Sadly and Simply i would say NO. :-(
Actually the question which I had posted was " How to use Gps (in Android 2.3) without Gprs connection? " but second half of the question was published as "Gps connection" instead of Gprs connection"