Is there a JAVA method that i can run in an applet on a cell phone to access GPS Coordinates?
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The Placelab project offers an excellent API for J2ME MIDP phones - http://placelab.org/toolkit/doc/javadoc/
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GET NEXTEL, THEY'RE THE ONLY ONES THAT I KNOW OF WITH THE ABILITY TO LOCATE THRU GPS THEIR SUBSCRIBERS.
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Have a look to the free GPS tracking service: GPS Cell Phone Tracking. \n\nAccuTracking software turns your Motorola iDEN i58sr, i88s, i325, i355, i265, i285, i605, i710, i730, i830, i850 or i860 cell phone carried by Nextel, SouthernLINC (US) or Telus (Canada) into a GPS tracking device. The free online GPS cell phone tracking service provided by AccuTracking.com lets you see locations, speed, and headings of your mobile clients, family members or valuable assets. Starter Kit Sales \n\nFeatures: \nScreenshots\nWeb-based tracking, mapping & reporting. Track cell phones from PC or PDA.\nLocation, speed, heading and altitude data report.\nLive location sticker embedded in your web site.\n30 day history of GPS tracking data in trail view.\nMessaging from cell phone for job status report.\nVirtual compass showing moving direction.\nDownload raw data in CSV file.\nGeofence alerts via email or SMS.\nSub-account (view-only account).\nPeriodical or manual GPS position reporting.\nCustomizable sending intervals.\nLocating clients faster with Hot GPS option.\nSmart Sending option reducing network usage.\nExternal display (i730/i830/i860 cell phone only).\nFree for personal non-commercial use (see Services for other uses).
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There's not much point tracing a cell-phone call that happened in the past...  since the phone will have moved.\n\nContrary to what you see on TV, it's very hard to locate a cell-phone signal any more accurately than "somewhere in this area" - where "this area" might be a county wide.\n\nSOME cellphones do include a GPS option, but that's usually the expensive ones, and it's a user option whether or not the data is transmitted.  Some companies use it to keep track of their vehicles on the road, for instance, but they set it up that way..  if the user chooses not to send GPS data, you can't "force" it\n\nIf this is just for your convenience, it's probably not worth it.  If there are legal or criminal issues involved, you'd need to talk to the proper authorities - but even the phone companies are notoriously reluctant to co-operate in trying to track a phone -  my wife works in communications for our county police force here in Florida, and they have to go and wake up a judge before any of the local cellphone companies will do much..  for obvious reasons.\n\nThey usually have to resort to "look out the widow, what can you see?"
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Try the aa or mapquest
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Try mapquest.  It always works for me.
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Go here and dl the latest Google Earth free edition.  Add your street addy as a waypoint, and it should give you lat-lons\n\nhttp://earth.google.com/download-earth.html
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GetJar.com (http://www.getjar.com/software/) is an excellent site for Java MIDP applications for mobile phones.
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yeah u can do this with java. or more specifically with JSP. bt u have to have a SMS gateway dat u can use. mail me with ur exact requirement n i'll tell u the solution
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http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1143498794647&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
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get this software downloaded(Google Globe) , enter the coordinates and you'll find yourself right at the address\n\nhttp://earth.google.com/
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Same as a GPS. It triangulates the exact position
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- GPS technology has matured into a resource that goes far beyond its original design goals. These days scientists, sportsmen, farmers, soldiers, pilots, surveyors, hikers, delivery drivers, sailors, dispatchers, lumberjacks, fire-fighters, and people from many other walks of life are using GPS in ways that make their work more productive, safer, and sometimes even easier. \n\n- In this section you will see a few examples of real-world applications of GPS. These applications fall into five broad categories. \n\n  -  Location - determining a basic position \n  -  Navigation - getting from one location to another \n  -  Tracking - monitoring the movement of people and things \n  -  Mapping - creating maps of the world \n  -  Timing - bringing precise timing to the world \n- Since its a broad topic hope it will help you.....!\n--------------------------
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h.ttp://map.yahoo.co.jp/pl?nl=21.43.28.074&el=1125.30.44.371\n\nWhen you put in your zip code, yahoo finds the longitude n latitudes and hides them in the next page(with the result);\ntherefore to achieve what you want, you can make code to parse the RESULT's page for the nl and el and then send them to the header.You can use the code below if you have php installed in your servers.\nIf you want to see it working, mail me.\n<?php\nob_start();\nif(isset($postcode)){\n$da=fopen("http://search.map.yahoo.co.jp/search?p=$postcode&ken_name=&kind_name=%CD%B9%CA%D8%C8%D6%B9%E6","r");\n$da=fread($da,3000);\n$url="http://map.yahoo.co.jp/pl?";\n$dak=strpos($da,$url,filesize($url));\n$dan=strpos($da,"&el=");\n$da=substr($da,$dak,58);\nheader("location:$da");\n}\nob_end_flush();\n?>\nPS:Don know about the legality of this/ yahoo JAPAN can easily block your server from parsin its pages.
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either google Earth\n           or\nmapquest\nthese are my favorite places to get directions\ngood luck
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Getting neighbour cell information and other related data and very tightly tied to the protocol stack/hardware that the mobile manufacturer is using. He will not let you access it directly and may provide you with a hook api which allows you to get the data. It is not tied to Java.\nSimple answer - proprietary to the phone manufacturer.
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go to maps.google.com