Question One What are the location sensors in Android devices? Explain the diffe

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Question One What are the location sensors in Android devices? Explain the differences in between them. Question Two In Android: a) Write the two instructions used to call the camera and wait for the results to be returned back to your app. b) Write the method definition, that is triggered when the system returns back to your app after capturing image. c) Write the Object type used to save the image that is returned after capturing Question Three Discuss the difference in UI Design between iOS and Android.

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The different sensors in android are:

Position Sensors:

There are two sensors provided by android devices under position sensor, and they are:

The geomagnetic sensors tell you about your location and accelerometer movement on the phone, while proximity tells us about how close is a human object is to the phone or sensor.

For example, when we make calls the light automatically is turned off this is because of the proximity sensor.

Motion Sensor:

Environment Sensors:

The Android platform provides four sensors in this category who will give us information about relative ambient humidity, illuminance, ambient pressure, and ambient temperature near an Android-powered device.

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