Extract .jpg Location info from Cellphone to Import into Google Earth Pro

Whats the character after the degree ? Might need to strip those out.

28°27'31.35",-81°34'54.58

1.) Load the txt file into Excel and make 2 columns, Lat in A, Long in B. Save As CSV.

2.) Open Google Earth and  File > Import > Find the CSV file > Open.

3.) Select Lat and Long fields

4.) You are done.

EDIT: Added #3 and no need to strip out the A from the degrees. 

I use Xnview for this.  It's free for non-commercial use, a license is required for commercial use.  (If you figure out how to obtain a commercial license, let me know -- I haven't been able to figure that out.) Open the image file, then from the ribbon menu Metadata|Open GPS location in|Google Earth app and there's your placemark in Google Earth.  (Even though the menu item refers to "Google Earth app," it works on my desktop install of Google Earth Pro.)

Posted by: @gary_g

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Whats the character after the degree ?

Don't know what happened on your end. The two-column file is:

28°27'31.35",-81°34'54.58"
28°27'31.67",-81°34'50.55"
28°27'17.08",-81°34'50.42"
28°27'31.50",-81°34'51.00"
28°27'31.44",-81°34'54.59"
28°27'31.57",-81°34'51.00"
28°27'14.32",-81°34'50.49"
28°27'29.94",-81°34'50.30"
28°27'14.36",-81°34'50.43"
28°27'14.50",-81°34'50.99"
28°27'31.21",-81°34'54.59"
28°27'31.43",-81°34'54.93"
28°27'29.85",-81°34'50.69"
28°27'16.73",-81°34'52.31"
28°27'17.29",-81°34'50.24"
28°27'16.94",-81°34'47.19"
28°27'17.24",-81°34'47.07"
28°27'14.27",-81°34'50.26"
28°27'13.61",-81°34'50.40"
28°27'13.94",-81°34'50.87"
28°27'17.05",-81°34'45.18"
28°27'31.36",-81°34'50.76"

@jim-frame 

I downloaded Xnview, executed the program, and it immediately began to download all of my pictures from Microsoft OneDrive. I cancelled the download and deleted Xnview from my computer. I have to visit the Xnview forums and learn how to prevent Xnview from downloading all of my pictures without my permission.

I've been using Xnview for many years and have never had a problem of any kind, let alone a problem with OneDrive interaction.  I appear to have OneDrive installed -- there's an icon for it in the system tray -- but I've never used it, so that may be the reason Xnview hasn't tried to download anything from it.

I’ve used Geosetter to combine photos with location info into a KMZ. To get your desired results (just points?) I think you’d need to create those by hand with this method, but the photos in the KMZ could be your “connect the dots.” Being a Trimble user, I’d probably use TBC to import Lat/Longs and then export the KMZ to reach the desired result.