Anna and I spent a good bit of this winter working on EFB – an app for pilots to support paperless mapping in flight. We are working with GlobalNavSource to…
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People often ask me how the maps in Gaia GPS work. Here’s the explanation I gave in email today: All “Google-style” tile-based maps, which ours are, work as follows. At…
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After a long time in development and testing, we have finished Gaia GPS for Android, v2.0. This is a big release because it adds tracking to the app and includes…
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Gaia GPS v4.5 went on sale today. Anna and I started working on the app about 20 months ago, and little by little, it’s getting to be a really handy…
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TappedIn did a video about Gaia GPS for their weekly podcast. You can view the video on YouTube, or you can download it via iTunes as a PodCast. The 1:44…
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We just added a new map source to the Map Store – 2009 Florida aerial photos, covering most of the state. These images are produced by the LABINs governmental agency…
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Today I had the opportunity to speak at NACIS 2010 – a meeting of cartographers, GIS geeks, and map nerds of all stripes. I mean those terms in only the…
Gaia GPS is on sale at it’s original price of $2.99 for a limited time, to welcome all Verizon users to the App Store. We have continually raised the price…
Recently, my friend Tom has been working with us to create a new app. Fine Local Wine is an iPhone wine app (iPad/iPhone universal actually) that uses a similar map…
We recently collaborated with EarthNC and Marinalife to make a marina listings app. Marinalife has up-to-date information on thousands of marinas, all over the country. This app is totally free,…