Re: [android-developers] [ASK] HOW TO SEND LONGITUDE & LATITUDE TO ANOTHER ANDROID PHONE VIA INTERNET..

A simple overview? Well first, you'll need to physically get the
location, using something like LocationManager. After that, you'll
want to actually *send* it using some sort of internet backend. There
are a variety of ways you can do this, but it all requires a bit of
planning, one solution might simply be to send the other person an
email, right? However, the other requires that you have some sort of
background daemon running on the other device using something like an
AlarmManager, which can periodically check to see if some data from
another phone has been sent over the web (of course, you'll need the
internet to do this...) For the physical backend communication, you'll
need some sort of dedicated internet service, there have been some
mentioned on the list over the past few days, if you'd like me to
point you at one...

Kris

On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 7:27 AM, dede pradana <de.privcy@gmail.com> wrote:
> i'm newbie.. give me your explanation master.. thx before,, :)
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