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How can I read GPS raw data, to be more specific I need the saellites pseudo range. This data is not available in NMEA format. Satellites pseudo-ranges are not available in the official API , neither through the GpsStatus.Listener nor the GpsStatus.NMEAListener interfaces. The only available info available in the GpsSatellite class are: PRN azimuth elevation C/N0 a "usedInFix" boolean. The Android source code asks just those fields from the native code, so no hope to get it from any other Java API. The best way for you to get this data anyway (which is not suitable for a Market-able

I have a friend who is finishing up his masters degree in aerospace engineering. For his final project, he is on a small team tasked with writing a program for tracking weather balloons, rockets and satellites. The program receives input from a GPS device, does calculations with the data, and uses the results of those calculations to control a series of motors designed to orientate a directional communication antenna, so the balloon, rocket or satellite always stays in focus. Though somewhat of a (eternal) beginner myself, I have more programming experience than my friend. So when he asked me

I have the Galaxy tab GT-P1000 7 inch with firmware version 2.3.3 and Phones running Android 2.2. In both versions when ever I am trying to get the time from GPS, its showing 1 day advance from 1st jan 2012. Same code is working fine on Samsung, LG and Motorola Phones. The Sample code for the App is, package com.vxceed.dateTime; import java.util.Calendar; import android.app.Activity; import android.content.Context; import android.location.Location; import android.location.LocationListener; import android.location.LocationManager; import android.os.Bundle; import android.view.View; import