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looking for a SMARTPHONE

Hi there,
I need to make an application for a smart device. This application should be able to access the GPS (the device must have GPS) on the COM ports and collect data so that I can calculate the distance when the device is moving. Other requests are that the device should run Windows Mobile and have UMTS capability. I will be using . NET platform for writing the application, so if someone has done this before or something similar and can help me with anything from advices to code snippets or even the application itself, I will be forever thankful .
The big question I have in the beginning is what device suits best this description. I want to use the classic ASUS 636n but it has no UMTS capability.
thanks to admins for this great forum , see ya

[Q] What about default Android VPN

Hi all!
This is my first thread, and I hope I've done everything correctly (noob video, forum rules, etc ...). Well, I'd like to know a little bit more about VPN features in Android.
I use official Android Samsung ROM 2.3.2, but I think my questions are valid for any kind of ROM/device.
I've tried to set PPTP VPN, but I had troubles. Anyway, I would like to know more about that feature:
- Does *ALL* traffic goes through the VPN (data connection), or does some apps can bypass it?
- I heard about default VPN implementations in Android is crap (PPTP, L2TP ...). Can you confirm it, or give me Google keywords?
- I would like to redirect *ALL* my traffic to a server, in way to dump all connexion.
- OpenVPN sounds a good solution for what I want to do, but do I need to know if we can install it without rooting my phone.
Well, I hope there is not another similar topic I am actually making a little study, so if you affirm something, please reference your sources (or a name/website/author ...)
Thank you

Nobody can give me a piece of advice ? :/

android vpn
hi
first you have to setup a android vpn service and then you can setup above features check (purevpn.com/vpn-service/android-vpn.php)

Hi!
Thank you for your reply! But I don't want to use these service, I want to create mine (I got some Debian servers ...)
Anybody else ? :/ I'm quite desipointed to see so few answers ... Or maybe I missed the good topic ..

apache doesn't work under android hotspot

Hi everyone.
I have apache+php+mysql on my android (ksweb)
it work fine when I connect to my home router, but if I try to turn on built in hotspot service, apache stops working.
I found out that main wifi net interface and hotspot net interface are different.
Question:
what should I do:
to configure apache to use hotspot net interface or to do magic with system files to make android run hotspot as main net interface.
I think that apache uses main net interface by it's id.
I'm fail in both.
I cant find it's error.log file
httpd.log only has:
2015-01-24 03:20:17: (server.c.1584) server stopped by UID = 0 PID = 12284
2015-01-24 03:20:20: (log.c.164) server started
2015-01-24 04:17:39: (server.c.1584) server stopped by UID = 0 PID = 14187
2015-01-24 04:17:41: (log.c.164) server started
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Need HELP GUYS.
Thanks.

Hi,
Can you please provide your device make and model number so I can point you towards help?
Thanks!

Darth said:
Hi,
Can you please provide your device make and model number so I can point you towards help?
Thanks!
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of cource, SAMSUNG s4, android 4.4 custom made.
I asked developer of that mobile web server app, he told, that httpd doesn't depend on any net interface, it works fine with all.
In other topic I've seen the same problem, but he didn't solve it yet.

Well, I'd join the discussion in the thread you linked above. Otherwise you could ask in the S4 dedicated help thread.... Though being an obscure issue, it could be hard to find help.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192886
Good luck!

[Completed] Identifying my Default gateway and DNS (Rooted Turbo)

Hello geniuses, ( and I mean that literally, you guys are amazing) I have Direct TV and just got my hands on there Cinema connection kit witch allows me to connect to an internet source wireless-ly. Anywho, the error I am getting is asking for my default gateway, and my DNS, and that is way over my head. Can anyone assist? I am running a rooted Turbo. Thanks in advance!

Special~k said:
Hello geniuses, ( and I mean that literally, you guys are amazing) I have Direct TV and just got my hands on there Cinema connection kit witch allows me to connect to an internet source wireless-ly. Anywho, the error I am getting is asking for my default gateway, and my DNS, and that is way over my head. Can anyone assist? I am running a rooted Turbo. Thanks in advance!
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Hello and thank you for using XDA Assist.
It's unclear what Android-related specific problem you have but if by "Turbo" you mean a Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo, there is a forum specifically for questions about that device at http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-turbo/help where you may want to ask Turbo-related questions.
That said, if the Direct TV device simply needs information about your internet connection, you would need to know the address of your WIFI router (it'll be something like "192.168.0.1") and your default DNS server (maybe "8.8.8.8" for Google DNS?), something whoever installed your internet connection should be able to provide.
If all else fails, try posting with all relevant details in the general forum at http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/general where someone might be familiar with your specific situation.
Good luck!

I appreciate your reply... and yes I was referring to the droid trubo. The internet service I am referring to, however, is my Turbos hotspot. I figured anyone running 4.4 or 5.1, no matter the device could possibly help. I know its possible, and I came very close last night to getting my Direct TV to connect to my phones hotspot. Everything else in my house is connected to my phone, not sure why this won't. I am certain its an address issue, and the default gateway and DNS is the culprit.

Special~k said:
I appreciate your reply... and yes I was referring to the droid trubo. The internet service I am referring to, however, is my Turbos hotspot. I figured anyone running 4.4 or 5.1, no matter the device could possibly help. I know its possible, and I came very close last night to getting my Direct TV to connect to my phones hotspot. Everything else in my house is connected to my phone, not sure why this won't. I am certain its an address issue, and the default gateway and DNS is the culprit.
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Hello again.
If you are connecting though your phone's hotspot feature, then you have to use its address. That information depends on your phone, ROM and which and how many other devices are on the local network you establish, among other factors, but it's probably in the "198.162.?.?" range mentioned earlier and you can probably set "8.8.8.8" (Google) as your DNS provider. One simple way to determine your default gateway's address is to use whatever other phone, tablet, or computer you connect to that hotspot and execute a "traceroute" command. The first entry will be the gateway. I'm afraid I can't tell you how to do that specifically for your device/OS but most all operating systems have a similar command.
We cannot provide technical support nor can other members reply to your posts here on XDA Assist but, as suggested earlier, asking in the Turbos' Q&A thread at http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-turbo/help would be the best way to get help
This thread is now closed.
Once again, good luck!

[Completed] Does anyone own a Nubryte Touchpoint?

I'm looking into getting some of these to replace a few "dummy" switches that I have that just act as scene controllers in my lighting network. From the videos I've seen, it appears that they run Android (here's a video showing the google keyboard being used).
My issue is, I want to use them with my native home automation apps as simply android tablets/intercoms on the wall. Does anyone own one and can confirm if anything like adb is available over wifi?

bphillips09 said:
I'm looking into getting some of these to replace a few "dummy" switches that I have that just act as scene controllers in my lighting network. From the videos I've seen, it appears that they run Android (here's a video showing the google keyboard being used).
My issue is, I want to use them with my native home automation apps as simply android tablets/intercoms on the wall. Does anyone own one and can confirm if anything like adb is available over wifi?
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Hello,
Sorry we don't own it.
You can post your query here Android Q&A Forum.
The users with the same setup might be able to assist you.
Regards
Vatsal,
Forum Moderator.