And most of the current Windows applications(e.g. The platform gives developers a standardized API to work with sensors and sensor data. As part of this support, the Windows Sensor and Location Platform provides a standard way for the apps to connect GPS/GNSS hardware. Starting with Windows 7, Microsoft introduced a built-in platform which supports sensor devices, including location sensors. They go through a com port (or an USB emulator virtual com port) connecting to a GPS receiver. Previously, the GPS apps usually communicate directly with GPS hardware. Microsoft Streets and Trips), are no longer working with the new generation of GPS apps(e.g. These days, you might be aware that in Windows, those GPS receivers which used to work with some GPS apps (e.g.
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