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Location and sensors on phones enable a range of use cases - from turning your phone into a virtual steering wheel to control a car in a video game, capturing steps in a fitness app, to advanced indoor and outdoor location. We'll start from the bottom up, explaining how sensors work on Android, how hardware changes can lead to better battery and performance, and how you can use this information to drive better sensor experiences. We'll also dive deep into Google's powerful location engine - walking you through how it works and how you can use it to your advantage.
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