A-GPS Tracker for Android

A-GPS Tracker for Android is a location tracking application that uses the phone's A-GPS feature. When activated, the app can save the route you have taken even when the mobile has entered standby mode.

Similar to B-Secure Tracker, Droid Manager, GPS tracking, Cell Tracker, Mobi Tracker or GPS Phone Tracker, A-GPS Tracker for Android is a location-tracking application designed specifically for mountain climbers. , go hiking and want to save a new road, follow an existing route, or more importantly, want to avoid getting lost in the return process.

Outstanding feature of the A-GPS Tracker application for Android

• Elevation is calculated relative to the average sea level (note that most programs installed on Android devices do not support this feature).
• Your Latitude and Longitude coordinates are given in degrees and UTM-WSG84 projection (included in the paper map).
• Tracks are stored in a GPX file. The distance in this movie can be recorded, stored or downloaded to / from memory and shared with others. Elevation versus Distance Profile (Elevation vs Distance) may be displayed on the phone screen.
• The distance statistics in a GPX file will include walking time, elevation elevation, and descent elevation.
• Users can turn on the monitoring function to follow the path to provide alarm in case you go the wrong way compared to GPX instructions stored in the machine.

A-GPS Tracker is a specialized location tracking application for those who are hikers

Note:

A-GPS Tracker Android app is designed to track the distance traveled, so if you want to measure walking distance, the accuracy of the app will not be high. The distance is measured by the total distance between stops every 3 seconds or 5m, but the GPS accuracy is about 10 / 20m, if the road is normal (not driving on the road), the final result will be Not really accurate. Accuracy can be up to 15%.

A-GPS Tracker for Android may cause an error if it encounters the following:

• The satellite signal quality is getting poor.
• The relative positions of satellites are constantly changing.
• Signals on large surfaces such as walls, buildings, etc. are poor.