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Beta 35 of iSMARTtrain is now available. Both Mac & Windows versions are available. As usual, you can download a copy from http://www.ismarttrain.com/Beta/. As before, this release requires a valid serial number – V2.0 serial numbers are valid. For the remainder of the Beta period, we’ve held the price at $39.95/€34.95/£23.95. You can buy a…

Finally go around to fitting the power sensor at the middle of last month – also fitted new cassette, chainrings and chain at the same time. Fitting went fairly well – quite a bit of messing about to get the height of the sensor on the chainstay correct, and ended up with 3 layers of…

The weather was fine enough at the weekend to get out on my bike for the first ride with the SRMs fitted. It was meant to be a ride for comparing the accuracy of the Polar Power system with the SRMs, but I realised just as I was about to set off that I hadn’t…

V4.0.9 is released this evening. This version has a couple of enhancements and fixes a few bugs, as detailed below: Fixed crash importing V3.0 files Now correctly shows TRIMP on Session Graph No longer crashes with ‘Could not merge changes’ error Now allows line breaks in Session Notes & Route description Fixed crash when FTDI…

In beta release 14, we’ve starting using analytics to get some idea of how our customers are using iSMARTtrain, and the help us plan future enhancements and features, based on what our users are actually using. The setup we’re using is based on Google Anaylitcs. We’re tracking the following: When the app is opened When…

I’ve recently got my hands on Polar’s new RS300x model, with an aim to integrating Polar’s new FlowLink interface into iSMARTtrain, starting the with RS300x. The RS300x is functionally pretty much the same as the RS200 – it provides average heart rate & speed for each session and each lap, as well as time in…