Network/Bluetooth GPS

*** DOES NOT WORK WITH Nexus 1 RUNNING GINGERBREAD DUE TO GPS ERROR: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=15500 ***

SolidSync Network/Bluetooth GPS turns your Android-powered mobile phone into a Bluetooth GPS receiver using the Android GPS and Bluetooth systems.

It creates a Bluetooth serial port and then sends GPS NMEA data to any compatible Bluetooth-enabled or network enabled device: this could be a laptop or desktop computer, or even another phone!

See http://solidsync.com/bluetoothgps for more details and to review the help guide.

Using SolidSync Network/Bluetooth GPS you can connect another Bluetooth-enabled or network-enabled device (for example, a desktop or notebook computer or even another cellular phone) to your Android device and use your Android device as a location data source.

- See the current location information in a simple display.

- Make GPS data available to any other device that can receive GPS data over a Bluetooth serial connection.

- Make the GPS data available to any other device that can receive GPS data over a TCP/IP network connection, and manage connected clients.

- Configurable update intervals.

- Run the service in the background

- Control which NMEA messages get transmitted.

- Replay trips saved with SolidSync Trip Tracker.

- Tested with applications including ESRI's ArcGIS, Wireless InSSIDer, Google Earth, and others.

Release 2.6.0

# Minor bug fixes

# User interface upgrades to better support trip replay functionality

# Documentation upgrades