Version 1.0.0 - 2014-04-15
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UI updated with Android ActionBar. I still support phones as far back as API
Level 7 (had to move up from 6 to get the support library for the ActionBar;
sorry to both of you that still run Android 1.6 devices).

Enables auto-loading. Set your OSM username/email in Preferences and enable Auto-Upload.
When you save a reading, you'll be asked to confirm (and enter your password if it's
the first upload of this invocation; we only store the password in memory for security
reasons; OAuth2.x coming later).

Fixes a bug that caused the app to stop recording when the phone went idle.

Prevent using back button during voice recording, as this leaves the recorder
in a confused state.

Further small changes to the XML detected when auto-loading was enabled. Traces now
get uploaded and import successfully.

There is a proper buglist in a database on our server, although it's not yet
web-accessible, so your suggestions are being saved and acted upon.

Releases are only being released for Android due to an "issue" with our password
for BlackBerry. Hope to have this resolved soon. You can always load the APK
directly from https://darwinsys.com/jpstrack and current BB10 will install it.

Version 0.8 - 2014-01-27
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Minor bug fix and enhancements.

Fixes a bug in the generated XML that caused strict XML parsers used
in some third-party software to reject the GPX files.

Fixes a bug that would occasionally cause a crash if you rotated the 
device while recording GPS.

Version 0.7 - first release to the Android Play Store and BlackBerry World.

This is a Beta release. Please note the following:

- We try to ensure that the GPX file is closed correctly, but this
  does not always happen. If your destination app cannot read the file,
  try opening it with a plain-text editor (vi, notepad, TextEdit, etc.) and add
  these three "end tag" lines after the last end-trackpoint (</trkpt>) tag.
    </trkseg>
	</trk>
	</gpx>
	
- Do NOT use the application with the USB connected and the SDCard
  exported to your desktop, on platforms where this disables all
  Android Apps's access to the /sdcard folder, as there may be
  some places where the app might crash if the /sdcard
  is not available.

- There are no language-translation files yet so the program 
  only works in English. 
  
  Hay una traduccion muy cruda para Espanol, pero se puede morir
  de reir si intenta usarlo. No pagamos las cuentas funerales que
  resultan, ni ningunas otras consecuencias. Sirvense ayudanos
  con una traduccion mas correcta?

- Voice Note files are saved as standard MP3's, but the CODEC used
  is not always available on the desktop.

- The footprint 'tracks' on the icon look more like missiles
  than the intended footprints. Somebody with a bit more
  artist-fu should work on them.

If you find any new ways to crash it, please email or use this:

https://darwinsys.com/contact?subject='jpstrack crash'