I am trying to identify the location/state of 100 Indian Mobile numbers. Could someone help me? Are there any online tools available to upload the excel and get the location?
Telephone calls do not have hard requirements for the source number to be in the header of the call packets and can be either forcefully omitted or edited. There’s no sure-fire way of being able to reliably get location information as a result.
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I was wondering if it was possible to extend the Microsoft Graph API to include an audio file for each user. The audio would indicate how to pronounce that person's name or give a quick introduction.
I'm not sure if its possible to incorporate audio as a data type in Graph or where it would ideally be located if it was possible and in such a way that it became available to consult in other Office tools like Teams, Outlook Profile along with the users selected photo.
Anyone have any ideas where to start?
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AFAIK, Currently, this is not supported. Being said that, consider filing UserVoice for your specific ask so it could be considered for future implementations.
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So I am currently working on this project and I am confused on how to tackle this issue I am having.
I am creating this website that will go behind the scenes and input the data the user is providing us with and checking to see availability on various websites. I am confused on how the logistics of this would work. Would it make more sense to use API's rather than create maybe a bot (I don't even know if this would work) or even if there was a way to code it in myself.
A similar platform to what the general idea behind what operations would be used is vaccines.gov where the system will display the availability of vaccines nearby (a value inputted by user is zipcode). I just need to be pushed in a general direction as I am unsure how to approach this.
Thank you!
What are the best practices one needs to know when trying to get the most accurate location coordinates from a user.
How can I explicitly get location using the user's gps? How can I also ensure getting location using the network is accurate? I am asking because when I get location while I am home..by the time I get to the office, the location I get is still the same which isnt supposed to be so. Does it have to do with my listener?
Any help/code snippets will be appreciated.
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Modern Android devices and all iOS devices don't use GPS as much as they use hybrid location. Hybrid location correlates all sensor information (including gps) to give a location as accurately and quickly as possible while reducing battery usage.
This is on by default in Codename One if you don't do anything like explicitly specifying that Google Play Services shouldn't be included or if you include google play services other than location (without including location via the build hint android.playService.location=true) this won't be used either. In those cases Android will fallback to use GPS which is slower.
You can read more about build hints here.
Notice that even then getting location takes time so make a request so you should use the getCurrentLocationSync() method or the location listener API to make sure you get a more accurate reading.
I'm trying to develop an application like Bump to receive data from another device by touching them together. I could not find any tutorial on Google about this. Can somebody help me make an idea about how this works? What programming language should I use, how can I do it by using Bluetooth or/and Wifi, etc? I only need some info. I don't know where to start. Thank you!
If you want to create something like bump for iPhone, you could code it in Objective-C or swift. (Based on preference) For android you would code it in Java. To make this bump you need to create a trigger that detects a shake gesture on the device to trigger additional code. The additional code will take the location and the time of both devices in the bump and save it into a database. You need to check the location and the timestamp and compare those values. If is the same location and at the same time you know those are the two devices in the bump. After you know the devices involved you can send whatever information between those devices. Hope this helped.
I want to create wayfinder/pathfinder mobile application. it will route visitors in our buildings. we have 20 buildings and each at least have 4 floor.
We want to develop our own wayfinder ex:http://www.wayfinderkiosk.com/
It should use Lat/Long coordinates to locate the people. and help to find its route.
So where should i start. Does any one have any idea for that. and it is going to be mobile.
I can develop app/site based on these platforms ( Mobile Web/Iphone/Adroid /Symbian/Windows )
But i need a start point. and i need your help.
Thanks
You want to use lat/long inside of a building? Assuming these visitors are going to be using their own unmodified devices, you may have trouble with GPS. Unless you somehow get reliable GPS signal despite being under a four-story building, that's probably not going to work.
An RFID-tagged badge and sensors placed throughout the building seems more likely to work. Put a unique QR-code on each badge that directs the phone's browser to a tracking page for that specific badge.
edit: and now that I re-read your question and see that multiple buildings are involved, the GPS bit could certainly work for routing them from one building to another.