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Most of the changes are visual changes, rather than functional changes. Below I have summarised the changes I've noticed so far. (Australian Data & Metric units mentioned): Version 26 - Shows as 4-1/60 on the Settings Screen Display - Boot up ==BMW== slightly different ('better' shades of grey). Not obviously different really... - Antialiased display (no longer 'blocky') with smooth scrolling - Colouring improved (water, forests, roads, etc - better contrast & clearer) - Car 'icon' now clearer (white ring, with blue triangle, with shadow) - Destination icon is a Chequered Flag - POI icons are greyscale in white boxes (much cleaner icon design) - 'City Centre' or 'Suburb Centre' icons are now small grey targets which are more subtle - Major road labels are more accurate now (M3 instead of 3, for example) - Use of subtle shadows (road labels, POI icons, car icon) - Street names are easier to read, but only show at scales of 200m or less - Landmarks (parks, etc) have a font which looks embossed. - When zoomed out, cities are labeled with small square next to the name (see images). - 'Direction of Travel' viewing mode: Function - POI Icons appear at larger scales (start to be seen at 5km scale cf 2km) - POI Icons can be switched off (Function under 'Information - General Destinations' called 'Disable Icons') - When a POI is selected as a destination its icon is replaced by the flag icon - Route List shows list to the destination even if guidance never started and it updates on the fly. Minor Glitches - Some roads & map items appear to not draw properly (can be fixed by just zooming out and back in again). - Destination Input Map: - Scrolling is faster but quite jerkyOther - Accept Screen still gone ![]() - Split-screen for the radio still works. That's about all that I've noticed so far. I hope this is of some use. Cheers, Paul Martin Australia |
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