TrailRunner: your new outdoor sports buddy
by Jay Hathaway May 26th 2008 at 3:00PM
TrailRunner keeps track of distances and elevations, and shows your routes in an attractive, very readable display. We didn't have any of the supported devices to test it with, but TrailRunner's basic features are easy enough to use that we're seriously considering buying one. It might take a while to build up a solid list of tracks and learn how to use the advanced features, but it could be worth the effort of venturing into the out-of-doors for extended periods of time is your thing.
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marcus krueger said 1:00AM on 5-27-2008
been a long time user of this programm. I like the integrated map services, since I haven't got a GPS device. The app is good way to explore new running routes for my training.
Has made my training much more fun. Definitely worth checking out.
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MrGutts said 10:48AM on 5-28-2008
Now where is the windows build at or any *nix build? Looks damn nice.
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Berbie said 3:23AM on 5-30-2008
The new beta version of TrailRunner even works with the Nike+ SportBand.
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