What’s new in Sparks: iPhone, Android and car screen
What’s
changed.
Sparks releases in one place: the iPhone app, the Android app and the car screen app. Newest first.
Releases
From newest to oldest.
iPhone: not published yet. Android: in closed testing. Car screen: in review at Google.
- 1.2.0
Car screen 1.2.0: More accurate, lighter.
- Electric cars are recognised as such: no more “Fuel” line on the home screen.
- A lighter app: its package goes from 9.1 to 4.1 MB.
- 1.1.1
Car screen 1.1.1: Every language, for real.
- Every language now ships with the app, not just the system one.
- Demo mode: sample trips on real routes around Orléans.
- 1.1.0
Car screen 1.1.0: Seven languages and your car’s units.
- Seven languages to choose from: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese.
- Units follow the car’s instrument cluster.
- Live tab: lateral acceleration from GPS, energy use from the battery level.
- Altitude added to the GPS export.
- 1.0.1
Car screen 1.0.1: Safer uploads.
- More patient uploads when the server is busy.
- Sturdier pairing, unpairing and recording.
- 1.0.0
Car screen 1.0.0: First version for the car’s screen.
- The car screen, in three tabs: Live, Trip and Parking.
- Trips and charging sessions record themselves once the screen is linked to your account.
- A demo mode.
- 0.5.2
Android 0.5.2: Widgets that load.
- Widgets no longer get stuck on their loading spinner.
- The network log in Settings hides your personal data.
- 0.5.1
Android 0.5.1: Start-up fix.
- The app no longer crashes on start-up.
- 0.5
Android 0.5: Notifications arrive on Android.
- Charge finished, reminder, low battery, car left unlocked, command result, announcements: each has its own channel in Android’s settings.
- A command Renault hasn’t confirmed yet arrives as a notification if you leave the app.
- The charging curve comes from the server, which follows the charge even with the app closed, with each point’s uncertainty.
Each app has its own number
The iPhone and Android apps each have their own version number. The car screen app has its own.
Only versions that have been sent
A version appears here once it has been sent to the store, with its date. Anything still in the works isn’t listed.
What about the server?
Improvements to the Sparks server reach all three apps without an update. They aren’t listed here.
Try Sparks, keep what you like.
Free. In testing on iPhone, Android and OpenR Link.
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