android for me would be good ;-)

Fantastic idea, Android would be good.

+1 for Android

Anyone else finding this crashing whenever they try and use it now, even on Wireless?

When does it do this?

Edit: An update has been made to resolve this problem but it's still awaiting approval. You can temporarily fix the problem by deleting the app from your iPhone and re-syncing, and by not leaving the Nevis Range resort page open when you close the app.



Edited 2 times. Last edit at 21.49hrs Sun 9 Jan 11 by Jamizon.

Cool, cheers Jamie. I'll try this tonight.

Android +1

Another Android +1

Being new to the Android scene, I googled for relevant apps and found "Ski Eagle GPS" which gives you piste maps (inc Scottish centres) and weather info. The free version seemingly includes "piste recognition" for tracking your journeys on the slopes. Paid for version includes "cached content" to prevent data roaming charges when abroad. I can't find any info about open runs/tows.

Not as good as the WH iPhone App, but maybe worth a look.

More info: [androidforums.com]



Edited 1 times. Last edit at 12.25hrs Tue 11 Jan 11 by WebCT_Guru.

Update now available for download to fix all of the bugs.

@webct_guru, good find. I find the pro apps better as they tend to be minus bloody adverts!

Iphone 2g - crashes when selecting any of the resorts.
Report sent via the app store as well.

Mike in Edinburgh
Assorted scottish pics - www.prog99.com

Do you have the latest version of the app? Which version of iOS are you currently using?

Fresh download
ios 3.1.2

Mike in Edinburgh
Assorted scottish pics - www.prog99.com

I'm not able to see the crash report yet but I'll let you know when I can.

The app hasn't actually been tested with 3.1.2 because the simulator doesn't go back that far. Are you able to update to a newer version?

Jamizon - not sure of the costs or if they would bring enough value or benefit in my day job I am looking at Device Anywhere as means of not having to create a device library, especially helpful for finding older devices or back versions of operating systems, probably more beneficial if you expand the os you use. We are also finding a few bugs once we move to handset tests that were never dicoveredusing emulators.
There is also a company called uTest - at least they have some useful white papers to download.