The screen above also shows the neat way Memory-Map handles waypoints in all its app editions (Android, iOS and Win Mobile 7 coming). Maybe it’s just that I’m used to the iPad’s 4:3 ratio or maybe it has something to do with the Golden Ratio that mad Installer Ranted so delightfully about this weekend… But I did not cozy up to its extra wide aspect ratio. Just click on the screens above and below to see the pixel count difference. So I was very curious to try my first Android tablet, and I’ll concur with Stephens that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7-incher is a nice size, big enough to navigate on but small enough to wear around your neck in a waterproof case (like he does when racing, I suspect). So you just select the data in order of importance and adjust the shade as needed…įrankly, though, ever since I bought an iPad it’s been my preferred mobile charting device.
As I tried to illustrate in the two screens below, the windows work like a shade that you can roll up and down with your finger tip. In this Android edition, Stephens has also come up with a nifty way of managing data windows.
At this point there are a lot of good charting apps that display NOAA raster charts, but I don’t think any show them quite as quite as well or zoom/pan them quite as quickly as Memory-Map.
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