As the users of Gaia GPS know, v2.0 was a massive release and a big improvement on v1.1. Besides various bug fixes, the release included new features such as GPX…
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I’m happy to announce that Gaia GPS 2.0 went live in the App Store today. V2.0 is a tremendous improvement on the last version, with a bunch of new features…
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I am conducting a little iPhone app experiment – I decided to make a flashlight app and join the hordes of other developers that have one. I know it won’t…
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By user request, in v1.3 of Gaia GPS we are adding a feature that will chime at regular intervals when you are recording a track. It will default to chime…
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Anna, Tim, and I are pretty excited about the 1.2 version of Gaia GPS. This release really tightens up the code, particularly on 3G phones, and includes a bunch of…
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If you are a user of Gaia GPS, please read the following before updating to v1.1, which came out on October 1, 2009. Before updating to v1.1, you should delete…
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Today, Gaia Maps and Gaia Places went on sale in the App Store. These two apps feature a subset of the features of Gaia GPS for a lower price (.99…
As you may have noticed, Gaia GPS Lite went on sale in the App Store this week. Unfortunately, Apple also rejected v1.2 of Gaia GPS. For a look at what…
This week (and weekend) we are preparing our v1.2 release. This release will include some bug fixes, internationalization, different kinds of coordinates, OpenCycle maps, a map Lock button, and several…
I think the killer feature of Gaia GPS is the ability to download iPhone offline maps. Some of the other GPS apps out there cache tiles a little bit, but…