mtrewartha
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No probDamn, now that is service
6 days from suggestion to update. Thanks :bowdown::26_7_2:
Shawn
For anyone currently using the app, can you give me a quick rundown of how/why you're using it? Just curious!
No probDamn, now that is service
6 days from suggestion to update. Thanks :bowdown::26_7_2:
Shawn
I just found this thread, and immediately downloaded it to my Wi-Fi (only) tablet. It seems to work fine, but I can't download it to my phone (a Samsung Rugby Pro), which is much handier to carry. I know it's an antique, but why is it incompatible with your app? I would've thought it would work, due to having cellular, Wi-Fi, and GPS connectivity together, while my tablet only has Wi-Fi and GPS. A flaw in my phone, or what am I overlooking?
what version of Android are you running on the phone? Quick google search says it came with 4.0 which might be the issue
Just downloaded this on my phone. It is awesome. I was just on a trip through Big Bend and wishing I had something that did just this. Thanks for creating this.
I have one suggestion though it may not be worth the coding effort. I suggest that you make the relative screen position of the key attributes flexible. That is, there are times when I may want Elevation to be the largest item on the screen. There are other times when bearing is most important. Could you make the app work so that I could, for example, drag "Bearing" up to the large display area at the top. This would cause Bearing to be the large display item and location would drop to the second place on the list? Maybe bearing together with speed?
Thanks for your efforts.
David
I bought it from AT&T in Sept.'13, and it already had the upgrade to Android 4.1.2 installed (by AT&T on 7-3-13, while still in their hands-new-). The day after I bought it, 9-17-13, there was an OTA baseband change, and another on 11-18-14. I was having slow-downs with it after that, so I rooted it, but the next ( and last) OTA on 9-3-15 from AT&T un-rooted it, and changed the baseband code again. Right now, I don't have root, nor do I have the "su binary" to fix it. Otherwise, all is well. Does that info help?
Thanks! I might be the only one on the forum using such an outdated phone, but it has been tough as nails and dropped and soaked, but still survives (I still have my indestructible, non-smartphone, Samsung Rugby 2, as a back-up, just-in-case). I have Positional on my 8 inch tablet, a Lenovo Yoga Tab 3, but it has no real survivability built into it. I store it in a padded water-resistant molle case, and I added a protective glass screen cover, but who can say if it will be as tough as my phone has been. If/when I need to use your app, I know I can (if it is installed on both devices, short of being near an EMP blast). I went in to upgrade to an S6 Active, last year, but my wife just had to have one just like it (her Samsung Mega 6.3 was giving her fits, damaged by repeated carelessness), so I kept my old phone and let her get a new one, this time (I limit our expenses on connectivity, being retired). I bet mine outlasts hers....The version of Android that device is running is what's preventing it from working, not the root aspect. When developing an Android app, the developer is required to set a minimum version of Android that the app is able to run on. When I did so, I chose Lollipop (Android 5.0)... I went that route for two reasons:
1. Most devices are running Lollipop or higher nowadays
2. Lollipop has some nice, developer-friendly aspects that previous versions don't have, making my development experience easier and more fun.
That said, I'll get 4.x (Ice Cream Sandwich and higher) versions working for you! It's definitely doable and at this point, the codebase is small enough that it shouldn't be much effort. Stay tuned and I'll post in here as soon as I submit an update to the Play Store that would work for you.
Thanks! I might be the only one on the forum using such an outdated phone, but it has been tough as nails and dropped and soaked, but still survives (I still have my indestructible, non-smartphone, Samsung Rugby 2, as a back-up, just-in-case). I have Positional on my 8 inch tablet, a Lenovo Yoga Tab 3, but it has no real survivability built into it. I store it in a padded water-resistant molle case, and I added a protective glass screen cover, but who can say if it will be as tough as my phone has been. If/when I need to use your app, I know I can (if it is installed on both devices, short of being near an EMP blast). I went in to upgrade to an S6 Active, last year, but my wife just had to have one just like it (her Samsung Mega 6.3 was giving her fits, damaged by repeated carelessness), so I kept my old phone and let her get a new one, this time (I limit our expenses on connectivity, being retired). I bet mine outlasts hers.
Haha thanks man, that's much appreciated!Almost makes me want to buy an Android device. Beautiful app.