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JSR-179, Symbian (C++), Python or what else is better? -
2007-12-20, 17:38
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Hello,
I'm looking for programming environment that will help me to gain most detailed informations from BTS. Currently I know that through Java I can get Cell ID and through Symbian - Cell ID, LAC, Country and Network Code and Signal strenght. Does anyone know how can I get more detailed info, f.ex. sector of BTS that serve my phone a signal? Maybe anything else? Thanks in advance. Lukas 
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Re: JSR-179, Symbian (C++), Python or what else is better? -
2007-12-20, 21:28
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I think you've got everything you can get from a public API.
The only other thing you might find (via a non-public API on some platform?) is your current timing advance on a GSM cell, which gives you the approximate distance from the cell. Sorcery
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