Dive Log just updated on the iPhone App Store

Dive Log 1.1.2 was just published on the iPhone App Store. This version adds support for plotting a graph of the temperature during your dive. The temperature graph is displayed below the depth profile when temperature profile data is available. You can see a screenshot that includes the temperature graph here.

The temperature graph will only be displayed if your dive computer captures temperature data during the dive and that information is synchronized to Dive Log on iPhone by your desktop dive log application. On Windows PCs, Diving Log 4.0 will import temperature data from most computers and will synchronize that data with Dive Log on iPhone. On the Mac, both MacDive and Mac DiveLog will import temperature data from the dive computers that they support. In order to synchronize that information to Dive Log on iPhone you'll need to use the native import ability of Dive Log Manager 1.1 (or later). The UDCF format does not have any provision for temperature data so dives transfered using UDCF will not display the temperature graph.

Dive Log 1.1.2 also contains a number of small bug fixes. An issues was addressed that was seen by a very small number of users that had a particular combination of localization settings on their iPhone or iPod touch that caused problems when synchronizing with Diving Log 4.0. Another issue with parsing certain "Buddy lists" that were imported from desktop applications that could cause a crash (if the Buddy List on the desktop had an extra separator character like two commas in a row) has been fixed.

This update is recommended for all users. You should receive the update for free via the App Store on your device or iTunes. You can also get the update directly from iTunes here.