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Location Provider API? -
2007-11-11, 10:04
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Besides the built-in location provider service, such as Network based and internal/bluetooth GPS, how can I develop a new one?
Is there any public location provider plug-in API? Or could I expect it in incoming SDK of S60 3rd FP2? 
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2007-11-21, 22:43
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No, there are no plans for releasing such an API in the public SDK. If you have a valid technology and a strong business case for justifying your need then you can submit an API Partnering request.
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