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CamerAlert - 1 Becomes 3 - Now Even Better Value


Article by: Darren Griffin
Date: 22 Jan 2011

pocketgpsworld.comWe have changed the licence terms for the use of a subscription on CamerAlert - our very own Speed and Red Light Camera warning system for iOS (iPhone, iPad 3G) and Android devices.

Until now, a PocketGPSWorld Speed Camera subscription limited you to use on one installation of Cameralert within the wider restriction of three devices in total.

However, with the release of CamerAlert for Android, and the support for iPad 3G we recognise that many of you will own more than one of these devices in a household.

And so we have upped the limit to three Cameralert installations in total. So now you may mix and match as you wish, two iPhones, one Android or one iPhone, one iPad and one SatNav, or two satnavs and an iPhone. The choice is yours.

Just install CamerAlert on your chosen device and then link your subscription as normal. if you exceed three CamerAlert installs you will not be able to link a fourth until you raise a support ticket and request one of the three installations be removed.



We hope this change will be welcomed. With the wider adoption of smartphones in household this allows you to make best use of a single subscription and makes our service even better value than ever.

No other provider offers such a wide range of supported devices or permits you to use a subscription with more than one device.

At £19.99 per year can you afford not to be part of the best speed camera locations service available - anywhere?
Comments
Posted by mrfrank on Sat Jan 22, 2011 3:51 pm Reply with quote

THANK YOU!!!!


 
Posted by topbanana4 on Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:55 pm Reply with quote

thanks that's great news


 
Posted by spmorriss on Fri Jan 28, 2011 10:23 am Reply with quote

This is fantastic news, however, when I try and register my Android device (HTC Desire) I get a message saying that I am unable to register this software version

I'm running CamerAlert v1.0.0.294 (I'm assuming the string of numbers after this is the phones ID)

Any suggestions gratefully accepted


 
Posted by Darren on Fri Jan 28, 2011 10:27 am Reply with quote

spmorriss Wrote:
This is fantastic news, however, when I try and register my Android device (HTC Desire) I get a message saying that I am unable to register this software version

Where/how are you trying to register? By 'register' we mean inputting your username/password in Menu / Manage Cameras.
Quote:
I'm running CamerAlert v1.0.0.294 (I'm assuming the string of numbers after this is the phones ID)

That is the software version of CamerAlert.

The CamerAlert Manual for Android is here.


Darren Griffin

 
Posted by spmorriss on Fri Jan 28, 2011 10:35 am Reply with quote

spmorriss Wrote:
This is fantastic news, however, when I try and register my Android device (HTC Desire) I get a message saying that I am unable to register this software version

I'm running CamerAlert v1.0.0.294 (I'm assuming the string of numbers after this is the phones ID)

Any suggestions gratefully accepted


Just checked at the version on the Android Market is not the same,I'm guessing I should have removed the beta before installing the latest version as a remove/reinstall has solved the issue...


 
Posted by MaFt on Fri Jan 28, 2011 10:39 am Reply with quote

spmorriss Wrote:
spmorriss Wrote:
This is fantastic news, however, when I try and register my Android device (HTC Desire) I get a message saying that I am unable to register this software version

I'm running CamerAlert v1.0.0.294 (I'm assuming the string of numbers after this is the phones ID)

Any suggestions gratefully accepted


Just checked at the version on the Android Market is not the same,I'm guessing I should have removed the beta before installing the latest version as a remove/reinstall has solved the issue...


yes, the old version needs removing as we changed the registration process partway through the testing.

MaFt


 
Posted by DogSlow on Fri Jan 28, 2011 3:17 pm Reply with quote

I'll add my thanks to those above. It's good to try the new app with my HUGE screen Galaxy Tab! Looks good and does the business too!
Keep up the good work,

John B


No man is an island.....


except Fred Madagascar.

 
Posted by Gretel on Sun Jan 30, 2011 12:40 pm Reply with quote

Probably a silly question, but does this app work on iPod Touch?? Confused


 
Posted by Darren on Sun Jan 30, 2011 12:47 pm Reply with quote

Gretel Wrote:
Probably a silly question, but does this app work on iPod Touch?? Confused

It does, but you'd need a GPS cradle for it to be of any use. There are GPS cradles available from TomTom, Magellan, Arkon and others.

And you would need to download the database using a WiFi connection before you set off. But otherwise yes.


Darren Griffin

 
Posted by Gretel on Sun Jan 30, 2011 1:04 pm Reply with quote

Thanks Darren


 
Posted by Duddy on Fri Feb 04, 2011 10:57 pm Reply with quote

Query?

Until now the problem has not arisen.

I have an HTC Desire (2.2) running Co-Pilot 8 & camera alert in which I download, via web, the database for the speedcam to Co_pilot (for showing on the maps) & CamerAlert (for warnings) via my phone.
I also download, via web, to my TT One as a backup.

My daughter has received a Desire and I want to give here the CamerAlert & updates (she doesn't use Sat Nav).

You state I am allowed to download the database to up to 3 devices i.e. 2 Legends & 1 TT but because I download the Speedcam database twice into my Desire (Co-Pilot + CamAlert) does this alone count as 2 "Devices" or can I include my daughters Desire as the 3rd device.
Confused Confused Confused


HUAWEI P30 Pro (new edition) with Speedtrap Alert & alcatel1 for SatNav
CoPilot 10 with CamerAlert
RoadHawk in-car video
Reading glasses getting thicker as is my waist
Retired but want to go back to work for a rest.

 
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