This version now gives you the option of viewing your Total Dive Time on the Statistics tab in either Days:Hours:Minutes format (as before) or in Hours:Minutes format. You can switch back and forth by tapping on the Total Dive Time row in the Statistics tab or you can change the default setting in the Settings tab (either way you set the default your choice is retained the next time you start Dive Log). You will also notice a small change is the visual appearance of the Dive Site "rating" display.
This update also has an important fix for a problem that could cause the application to crash at unexpected times. While this issue only affected a very small number of users in their daily use of Dive Log it is an important fix that everyone should get.
We are hard at work on new features in Dive Log that should roll out before the end of the year. Your comments are important drivers for the changes that we make, so please feel free to keep sharing your input with us.
hello
ReplyDeleteit would be great, if I could connect my dive computer (mares puck) directly to the iphone with the usb cable and then download the profile into dive log right after the dive...
This is certainly a popular request. Unfortunately, due to the licensing restrictions on interfacing hardware to the iPhone this is a significant undertaking. While designing a hardware interface itself is non-trivial, the more significant issue is the licensing and approval process required by Apple. I have not given up on this possibility, but it is not something that is likely to happen any time soon.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Greg