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    SpeedView 2.4

    October 9, 201018 Comments
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    What’s new:

    • 0 to 60 mph time
    • Quarter mile time
    • Stop/Start recording data
    • Quickly reset odometer and max speed
    • Reset text colors

    Note: 0-60 mph and 1/4 mile times are in their beta form. I wouldn’t rely too much on the results. And you won’t get milliseconds because the GPS receiver reports your location only once in a second. We’ll see how it can be improved. Also, we’ll add 0-100 km/h time for non-US and non-UK users in the next version.

    <span class="dsq-postid" data-dsqidentifier="387 http://blog.codesector.com/?p=387">18 Comments

    1. Anonymous on October 12, 2010 00:55

      hope thatyour internet communication to be more faster than ever.thanks for your good services

    2. Anonymous on October 12, 2010 08:59

      I like the added 0-60 time and the 1/4 mile times. I was hoping to see more info. like when i do the 1/4 what the speed was, not just the time. Or maybe when you do a 1/4 mile, it shows your time for 0-60 on the way.
      I can’t wait to test it out on my motorcycle. But now I know for sure that my work’s cube van is slow. A whopping 19.1 sec 1/4mile, and 10.99 0-60.

    3. Daedalus on October 12, 2010 09:41

      So…this hasn’t really worked for me since I upgraded to pro. :(. It no longer works in the background…it seems to revert to older odometer values. Also, it doesn’t seem to save the new values at all. I drove from ny to dc twice, and it recorded a total of 53 miles.

      Also, it seems to open multiple instances of itself….if I try to exit, I sometimes have to click exit 6 or 7 times to get it to fully close (if it is fully closed). Also, It doesn’t seem to like non-fullscreen mode…I have the fullscreen mode unchecked, but sometimes it displays the status bar, sometimes it doesn’t. I can’t find any rhyme or reason…

      Am running. Froyo 2.2 on a moto droid. The non-pro version seemed to work for me. 🙁

    4. Coudy on October 13, 2010 17:00

      How is SpeedView control speed limit ? How does this app know if I’m in city or on highway ? Are you using data from google maps ? or openstreetmaps ?

    5. Stephen on October 14, 2010 21:47

      @Anonymous
      Yes, we’ll add more info to the 0-60 mph and 1/4 mile screens in the next version, as well as 0-100 km/h time for non-US and non-UK users.

      @Daedalus
      This is very strange. The Pro version is absolutely identical to the Free version apart from the address bar and addition of the advanced logging options. Anyway, you should contact us via email for further help.

      @Coudy
      SpeedView doesn’t know that. You have to set the speed limits manually.

    6. G Claas on October 24, 2010 19:50

      Speedview Pro does not work in the background. I drove from the place I live to Amsterdam, a 135 km. drive. According to Speedview Pro it took me 15 seconds.

    7. Larry C on October 24, 2010 21:28

      When set to run in background and GPS is disabled, 2.4.1 Pro does not terminate when I click Exit from the opening dialog.

      Scenario: Speedview is set to run in background. GPS is disabled. I accidentally click on SpeedView. It reports “GPS is disabled”, and one of the buttons says Exit. If I press it, Speedview goes into the background (judging by its appearance on the Notification Bar). If I select it from the Notification Bar, I get the “GPS is disabled” dialog again. The only way I have found to end the program is to press the Settings button, enable GPS, let Speedview run, then (finally) select Exit.

    8. Stephen on October 24, 2010 21:36

      @G Claas
      Please contact us via email with more details (what phone do you have, Android version, etc.)

      @Larry C
      Yes, it’s a bug. Thanks for reporting, we’ll fix it in the next version.

    9. Terence itchell on October 29, 2010 22:20

      I purchased the speedview pro because the free version stoped working, and now the pro is nt working either

    10. Stephen on October 29, 2010 22:58

      What do you mean stopped working? At least give us some more details, we can’t fix an abstract problem.

    11. Terence Mitchell on October 29, 2010 23:21

      I have a droidx ,the app worked fine for a while but now it locks up and nothing happens,

    12. Downsie on October 31, 2010 03:39

      I’ve just bought SpeedView 2.4.1 Pro and I haven’t had a chance to use it in my car yet. I am just playing about with it and I’ve noticed that there is no EXIT option.

      I haven’t selected the ‘run in background’ option, so does the app stop when I press mt Home key?

      (HTC Desire HD)

    13. Stephen on October 31, 2010 23:31

      @Terence Mitchell
      Please contact me via email and I’ll try to help: speedview(at)codesector.com

      @Downsie
      Yes. If you haven’t checked the “Run in the background” option, the app will stop when you press either Home or Back key. If you want to send it to the background, use a “Minimize” button in the Options menu.

    14. Dan on November 5, 2010 19:28

      The application is very nice but I have one problem. How can I access the menu to change from miles to km.
      Thank You

      • Stephen on November 5, 2010 21:11

        Use the Options Menu -> Settings -> Display units.

    15. Downsie on November 17, 2010 04:42

      Well, I’ve had several chances to try the speedo in my car and it’s not good, I’m afraid. When I take a bend or a corner, the goes haywire. Also, despite being connected to 9 satellites, I have noticed that the speed has a tendency to waver by as much as 10 mph.

      It’s a nice toy but, as an accurate instrument it’s as much use as a chocolate teapot.

    16. Downsie on November 17, 2010 04:43

      Should have said “speed goes haywire.”

    17. Jeni on November 17, 2010 22:02

      It’s a nice toy but, as an accurate instrument it’s as much use as a chocolate teapot

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