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This release greatly improves routing behavior and performance, and adds support for the SpaceNavigatorâ„¢ controllers from 3Dconnexion.
Several cosmetic bugs have also been addressed, and maps can now be purchased directly from within the application.
RouteBuddy allows geo-data to be translated between a wide range of formats, and can import and export data as .loc, .gpx, .csv, .ov2, and .kml.
Thursday, 14 August 2008
The recently launched GlobalSync software brings seamless DataLogger use to Mac users for the first time. Definitely well worth an upgrade from plain receivers, especially the older 12-channel types; the BT-335 acts as a GPS Receiver and/or as a DataLogger. GlobalSync, written by RouteBuddy under contract for www.usglobalsat.com, makes it easy for GeoTagging by photographers as well as recording TrackLogs for business and personal use.
Thursday, 26 June 2008
Read the informative review by Bruce McKenzie on his BioNeural site here: www.bioneural.net
Thursday, 26 June 2008
The discounted upgrade offer for USA and North America maps expires on June 30th 2008. If you have changed your email address since your original purchase then you may not have received the special upgrade email offer from us. Contact sales via support@routebuddy.com for your discounted upgrade before June 30th 2008.
Tuesday, 17 June 2008
RouteBuddy Ltd are pleased to announce the release of RouteBuddy 2.1, a free update to their powerful GPS mapping program for Mac OS X.
This release adds a new caching system to greatly improve performance, provides additional route management and printing support, and can track your GPS location in real time.
Several crashing bugs have also been addressed, and searching and waypoint management have also been improved.
Monday, 02 June 2008