Update 5.0.4 - Minor improvements

[Corjan Meijerink]

Hi all!

A very quick update is coming your way.

• Fixed CarPlay / Android Auto nagging about a missing subscription for the first time after an update
• Improve performance when starting navigation. Due to device limit related checks the experience was suboptimal.
• Fix for track navigation errors (included waypoints were not displayed and start became unskippable)
• Fix for some layout issues when Android navigation bar was set to gesture
• Add DMD Remote 2 as bluetooth controller

That's it
We are still expecting a big update (5.1) at the end of this month.

Cheers,
Corjan

[Stanisław]

Installed on my iphone, seems ok.

[white.mouse]

--- helaas nog niet beschikbaar in android! ---
--- Unfortunately not yet available on Android! ---

[Hubert Thoring]

Runs perfectly, thank you

[Peter Zehentreiter]

Strange... the update is not yet available in the Android Play Store.
Has anyone received the update on Android yet?

[Adrian Avram]

@Peter-Zehentreiter said in Update 5.0.4 - Minor improvements:

Has anyone received the update on Android yet?

Not yet. Only on my iPhone.
Tested with the iPhone and CarPlay yesterday and it was flawless !
Great job !

[white.mouse]

Unfortunately, it hasn't been offered to me yet either. It's taking a very long time this time!

[TomOnTour]

Just checked my Andoid device: Update is not yet available. iOS-Update was available several days ago and works fine.

Greetings
Thomas

[Corjan Meijerink]

Android is indeed still processing

[Guzzist]

is such a long processing time typically for GooglePlay? The update is still not available...

[richtea999]

Processing for both app stores is not in MRA's control. Both stores insist on checking apps, both for unwanted features, but also for malicious code.

A lot of the checking is automated, but if a real QA person gets involved the time can stretch - up to 7 days is the guidance. For complex apps like MRA there are a lot of screens & functions to visit, so it's understandable. Apple used to be dreadful - now it's Google who are slow.

App developers can request that releases are expedited, but those requests are best saved for real emergency fixes - it's best not to 'cry wolf' too often!