If you’ve been using the Nokia Sports Tracker client, you’ll know it’s a usual tool for both logging your sports activity, but also acting as a general tracker of where you’ve been (or even currently are).  Well, over at the Nokia Research website, they’ve released a new version of the client, v1.82, which is marked as a “intermediate test version”, which we assume may well migrate to the Nokia Beta Labs page at some point.

The latest versions adds limited map support into the client (previously the client had no maps, whereas full mapping is available from the website afterwards).  Although it use the same Navteq maps that are part of Nokia Maps, it does not use those maps, but instead downloads over the internet (from the Sports Tracker website).  The client needs a memory card installed to download the maps onto, as well.

We also note that the previous version on this website added the ability to track the music you are playing whilst exercising.  This is one of the key features of NokiaviNe, so it’s nice to see a sharing of the features across both systems.

Story and screenshot courtesy of Symbian Guru.

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