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February 26th, 2010 by odonata

Hello everyone,

A new version of GPSed for iPhone is just released.

That definitely an update worth installing! In the current version a cool processing and filtering algorithm of GPS signal was realized. Now data display will be greatly improved!

This is a new era in GPSed for iPhone”, said one of our users in his e-mail this morning.

 Also, several new features were added in this version:

  • Reconnect algorithm in Live tracking was improved;
  • Photos and waypoints are now displayed on a Map tab;
  • “Finish date” field added in a track description;
  • MaxSpeed field now contains the max speed of each track, not the total max speed of all recorded tracks;
  • “Send Track by Email” button added;
  • and other improvements.

Enjoy your tracks accuracy with GPSed mobile application!

GPSed download link remained the same.

With kind regards,
GPSed Team

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Happy Winter Holidays to all our readers. May 2010 bring you a lot of health, happiness, success and prosperity!

Winning applications have now been chosen for Samsung Application Store Developer Challenge 2009.

GPSed for Windows Mobile phones got a silver award:

Congratulations to users and developers!

With seasonal greetings,

GPSed Team

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December 11th, 2009 by vitaly

We are glad to announce releasing of a lite version of GPSed for iPhone. It has almost all functionality as full version but is ad-supported:

  • Record tracks of your trips anywhere on the Earth. Tracks are traced on Google Maps (or Google Earth) and stored in an online archive
  • Attach photos to tracks on the map right from iPhone
  • Add waypoints for your favorite locations
  • Share your tracks and photos with friends to Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and Blogger
  • Use it as an advanced trip computer

A new lite version of GPSed for iPhone is available in App Store.
Download it absolutely for free and try all these exciting features!

With kind regards,
GPSed Team

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November 19th, 2009 by odonata

As you are probably already aware, GPSed versions for iPhone and Blackberry are remarkable by many useful and nice features which we usually describe in our blog.

We are glad to bring you some new features recently added to GPSed version for Windows Mobile phones (Pocket PC and Smartphones).

 New features include:

  • Google Maps as a Track Preview mode background during track recording (PRO version only).
  • Recordered track preview with Google Maps (List of Tracks->Menu->Track Preview) (PRO version only).
  • Unattended mode (save the battery life). This mode is specific to Pocket PCs. The screen, backlight, and the audio are all turned off, but the programs on the device are running.

Get GPSed Pro version for your Windows Mobile Phones and try real Pro features!

Upgrade to Pro for PocketPC Upgrade to Pro for Smartphone

Happy trails!

GPSed Team

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November 6th, 2009 by odonata

A new version of GPSed for iPhone is now available in App Store.

This is 1.8 version with nautic measurement system support. If you are a yacht or boat owner, sailor or just a fan of water excursions, this feature will be useful for you.

Download link remained the same. Give it a try and keep an eye on our free updates!

With kind regards,
GPSed Team

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October 22nd, 2009 by odonata

It’s not a secret that the track becomes more exciting with picturesque photos geotagged and places of interest marked as a waypoints. The descriptions of geotagged photos used to be edit just directly in Picasa or FlickR photo albums before. The same with waypoint descriptions which were edited just when the waypoints are created. When the track is completed, a process of changing photos and waypoints descriptions was very complicated.

But now you can absolutely forget about that. You can edit photo and waypoint descriptions easily now directly at your track’s page. Also, you can delete any waypoint if necessary. To change photo or waypoint description you have to sign in your GPSed account first.

Put your mouse over the uploaded picture or waypoint on the track page and find “Edit” button next to it.

Сlick on “Edit” and write a new description for your photo or waypoint. Do not forget to press on “Save” button. The process is easy and your photos descriptions could be edited any time you like. This will make your tracks more informative and exciting.

Please note: photo description will be changed only for GPSed website (not for Picasa or FlickR).

Have some suggestions for us? We love your feedback!

Yours sincerely,

GPSed Team

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October 7th, 2009 by odonata

Recently appeared a good thing on GPSed.com which allows everyone who plans a business trip or vacation to calculate the distance to the destination point. It works simple and accurate.

For example you plan your trip from Paris to London through several interesting locations. All you need is just to go to GPSed.com, click the map and scale it to good level of visibility.

Then click the small button with ruler on it, left to search.

Now point to initial location which is Paris in our case, then to the next waypoint you want and so on to the final destination - London.

Right below the ruler button and search you see the distance of this route and as you see at the screenshot, it took us nearly 425 km in total to get to London this way.

Pretty interesting thing, that makes GPSed.com even more interesting and useful.

Try to make your routes anyway, anywhere!

 

Yours sincerely,

GPSed Team

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September 14th, 2009 by odonata

GPS drawing is a nice and funny thing which you can do with your GPS.

According to NY Times (August 20, 2009), “Jeremy Wood, an artist based in London, coined the term “GPS drawing” nearly a decade ago and continues to maintain gpsdrawing.com, a Web site compiling his and other GPS-produced images from around the world”.

It’s very exciting to draw your own picture or write a message using GPS, just take a look at YouTube video about Jenny Rice running. For the best results move quickly (e.g. by vehicle), then your track will look smoother and more accurate.

 

 

Just draw a picture or even a text in your imagination or on the map and start the track on your GPS. When your route is finished, upload your tracks to GPSed.com.

Share them with your friends and don’t forget to take GPS with you next time!

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Kind regards,
GPSed Team

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