Maps Partial Update Rollout, August 2024 [Limited Countries]

[pavel.samokha]

Maps for Sweden were just updated as well.
Unfortunately everything else will arrive later.

[Rayfox]

@pavel-samokha
Great with update to Sweden maps. Cant wait to hit the trails with new maps.

Can we see an example of what has been updated?

[pavel.samokha]

@Rayfox changes are the same as mentioned in this topic but for Sweden and December OSM data

[Rayfox]

@pavel-samokha 

[kirill.povarintsev]

@pavel-samokha said in Maps Partial Update Rollout, August 2024 [Limited Countries]:

Maps for Sweden were just updated as well.
Unfortunately everything else will arrive later.

Any estimations of when we can expect updates for Japan and New Zealand?

[GiPFELKiND]

@pavel-samokha any news for Germany, austria and the alps?! Until today Missing contour lines above 500m zoomlevel

[pavel.samokha]

@kirill-povarintsev @GiPFELKiND
Thanks for the nudge and sorry about delay with this - it will certainly come, but I can’t promise any date now unfortunately

[GiPFELKiND]

@pavel-samokha i cannot understand the priority from Suunto. Longer than 1 year all of US are waiting for contour lines in the Bavaria alps and tyrol … But hey suunto design a Christmas Watchface… Really?! How long to wait again? 2 years???

[ChrisA]

@GiPFELKiND it took me a few moments to get why all of the „United States“ would wait for contour lines in Bavaria - but I got it and you’re right. Are they there for other countries?

[Egika]

@GiPFELKiND why would you think that the watch face designers and map creators are the same people?

[surfboomerang]

@Egika Probably because both do some magic stuff with computers

[pavel.samokha]

@GiPFELKiND my boss favorite meme:

But as others mentioned, not all resources are interchangeable and some are limited

[maszop]

@Egika Someone decides the importance and hierarchy of priorities and allocation of resources, developers, etc. So what GiPFELKiND wrote earlier is still true.

[Likarnik]

@maszop you clearly don’t work in IT. It’s the same as if a gynecologist were to operate on an eye. Would you approve this on your eye because he has time to spare? Or would you rather wait for an ophthalmologist?

[maszop]

@Likarnik To use your analogy, a well-run hospital manages resources appropriately: the number and type of specialization of the doctors.

How long has it been since the release of the Suunto Vertical? The maps are still far behind and there is no signs of any rapid improvement.

[Likarnik]

@maszop sure in your fantasy world

I’m out

[sorinus]

@maszop genuine question, you say the maps are far behind. Compared to what? I mean I use maps when I run alone in unknown locations but never had a problem find trail paths (Romania and Germany).

[Egika]

@sorinus and they are super responsive when I rotate the watch!

[maszop]

@Likarnik Well, Suunto apparently employs more developers for graphic gadgets than those who could deal with maps, navigation and other more important matters. Which is clearly visible with each update and the number of problems.

[maszop]

@sorinus What is this thread about? Missing contour lines, no map updates.
In addition, there is the way navigation messages are displayed that has not been fixed for many years. There is still no better use of the map screen, now there is only the distance to the end of the route. There is still no good management of Waypoints during activities and much more.