Good call I guess I could do all three at once then check to see which is
more accurate. startNetwork does get called which is why its so why it is so
weird. I though maybe I was doing some wrong. I'll give it a shot with all 3
and see what happens. Thanks for your time and input!
-Original Me
Well I am not using them at the same time. Here is my process.
1) Start with GPS, set timer for 30 seconds. If GPS has not got a location
in that time my timer goes off and stops the GPS. I then request the Passive
provider. I allow again 30 seconds for that. If nothing happens in 30
seconds the t
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GPS never use timer it
GPS never use timer it will automatically update At first check your is
GPS enabled..It also done by programatically ... To check the location
changed by using location.getSpeed(); location.getLatitude() some thing
like that
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Thanks for the link, but it doesn't really explain why the network provider
isn't kicking in after trying the GPS and Passive providers.
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