I have several bluetooth-GPS adapters that I use with all of my devices when I need a superb signal because a specialiced receiver is almost always superior to a smartphone's internal GPS (due to integration constraints).

See a more generic question/answer here: What can I do when my GPS doesn't work (or if my tablet doesn't have GPS)?

I have several bluetooth-GPS adapters that I use with all of my devices when I need a superb signal because a specialiced receiver is almost always superior to a smartphone's internal GPS (due to integration constraints).

See a more generic question/answer here: What can I do when my GPS doesn't work (or if my tablet doesn't have GPS)?

I have several bluetooth-GPS adapters that I use with all of my devices when I need a superb signal because a specialiced receiver is almost always superior to a smartphone's internal GPS (due to integration constraints).

• GPS Receiver: My favourite is the Bluemax 4043 bluetooth receiver. It has more than one day uptime, it can also log 32MB of GPS data and uses a cheap Nokia BL-5C battery. OpenStreetMaps Wiki has a comprehensive list of good receivers (search for the bluetooth enabled ones).

• Software support: Cyanogenmod7+ can connect to GPS bluetooth receivers, stock Android users may install 3rd party apps like Bluetooth GPS Provider.

It's very handy for my Nook Color tablet that has no GPS but bluetooth (Asus Transformer Prime users also have this kind of problem).

I have several bluetooth-GPS adapters that I use with all of my devices when I need a superb signal because a specialiced receiver is almost always superior to a smartphone's internal GPS (due to integration constraints).

See a more generic question/answer here: What can I do when my GPS doesn't work (or if my tablet doesn't have GPS)?