DPSD - Android Project 2

• It should continually display the lat/long coordinates of where you are.
• For ideas:
  
• Follow the example described in "Location without Maps" starting on Page 422 of your Programming Android book.
• Make sure you can update the emulated location using geo.
  
• Follow the training at: http://developer.android.com/training/building-location.html


• Pressing a button labelled "Map Me" should show the current location in Google Maps.
• Pressing a button labelled "Text Me" should send a text to another device with the current location (you can hard-code the number to text).
• For texting, use the SmsManager.
• Create and register a BroadcastReceiver to handle the result when the text is sent.
• Create and register a BroadcastReceiver to handle the result when text is delivered.
• For your BroadcastReceivers, you will override

  public void onReceive(Context c, Intent in)

• To register your receivers, use registerReceiver() and the IntentFilter class.

  Be sure to unregister your receiver in onReceieve().

• Use smsManager.sendTextMessage() to send the text and setup the PendingIntents. (Look at PendingIntent.getBroadcast()).
• Print a toast message to show the result from when the text message was sent.
• Print a toast message to show the result from when the text message was delivered.
• Use at least one one fragment in the UI. Suggested: for displaying the GPS coordinates.