Hans and Nick are both right. It depends on your needs. If you make your own routes, you are gonna need the MyRouteApp subscription. So if you you also want to Navigation, take the All-In-One deal. If you only navigate routes that others make, you only need Navigation and the free MRA account. Planning routes and navigating them are two separate things.
@Hans-van-de-Ven-RouteXpert said in Mail with New Prices and changes in 2020 ???:
If you already have an All-in-one package, the new extensions will be added for free, users of a gold og Navigation subscription will have to pay extra if they want to be able to use the extensions.
Some extensions may also be available in the Gold version.
Ten tijde dat ik abonnee werd was er nog geen all-in-one package. Toen Navigation beschikbaar kwam heb ik dat dus apart aangeschaft. Ik mag aannemen dat alle extensies òf in MRA zitten òf in Navigation. Aangezien het all-in-one package uit deze 2 onderdelen bestaat, en ik die allebei heb, vind ik dat ik ook recht heb op de eventuele extensies. Als dat niet het geval is, wordt het wel erg doorzichtig dat MRA van zijn lifetimeklanten af wilt...
Michel, in de omschrijving van een Lifetime abo staat dit 
Maar als ik de mail goed begrijp komen er dus "toekomstige functies" in MRA die NIET in dit abo zitten?
Ik zou het best begrijpen dat er een neven-product komt waar nieuwe functionaliteit in zit. Zoals video of andere communicatie opties. Maar een hoogte-profiel is toch wel inherent aan de functie van routeplanner, dus ik denk dat veel mensen boos worden als dat niet in hun standaard MRA pakket zit.
Persoonlijk wil ik graag betalen voor de functionaliteit van MRA. Maar ik wil toch opwerpen dat velen, net als ik, slechts sporadisch gebruik maken van de software. Een té grote step-up in kosten zal hen terug "dwingen" naar andere opties. Ik snap de onrust die over die mail ontstaat dus heel goed.
Een deel van die onrust ontstaat over de button "upgrade", wat impliceert dat je iets met je bestaande abonnement kunt doen. Echter weet niemand waar je naar toe upgrade (want dat houden we nog even geheim), en ook niet wat het prijsverschil is met een latere upgrade. Mensen willen dus wel upgraden (getuige de vragen over het opschuiven van de eind-datum na een upgrade). Die button zou dus moeten luiden: "koop nu nog voor de huidige prijs", waardoor mensen die al een betaald abo hebben weten: "hoeft niet want heb ik al". Waarmee meteen ook duidelijk is dat alle reeds betalende abonnees beter uitgesloten hadden kunnen worden van deze mailing. Hij is duidelijk gericht op de "gratis" accounts.
@Nick-Carthew-RouteXpert said in Landscape mode in Navigation app?:
Hi @Christian-Woelders Landscape mode is not available at this time.
I beg to differ...
It is just a matter of turning over your device, assuming you did not block the landscape mode in your Android. (or does the IOS app have this restriction indeed?)
I think it is still not fixed.
Maybe an official statement would be nice?
I did not find this a boring story! 
Nice to see the team growing, but please always remember the small roots you came from. It is a pleasure doing business with a small company that takes customer comments seriously. For me personally that is a VERY big benefit over the big names in Navigationland. And it is also the reason I take effort in commenting and replying to questions on this forum. I try to be an ambassador for MRA, but do not need the forum-title. I don't want it to become an obligation 
It is really amazing to see how much MRA and Navigation have matured in such a short time! Congrats on that!
Will it grab height data from GPS or from map-info? I am not sure if Map-data contains height-info of the road. This Altimeter would be a nice feature to enrich map-data with height (and thus slope steepness info) of the roads we all drive. that would be beneficial for Caravan / Camper / Truck-routes (to avoid) or bikers (to make extra adventurous routes). Or am I just dreaming too much...
@M-Schrijver said in Hardware:
Doogee S60
I googled it and it looks good! Does the screen work with gloves on, like the CAT? And do you happen to know if there are custom ROM's available at XDA? There is a lite-version available with 4G RAM for only 130 euro... That should suffice, but it has only Android 7. I's like to be able to upgrade that, but don't hhink I can count on the brand to do that
In the Library you can find routes based on where they start, but I think people are not really interested in that.
What people are mainly interested in is a route that starts e.g. within a circle of 25Km around a place/town/city to a place within a circle of 50Km around their destination. If people are gonna use such a route, the will adapt it to suit their exact starting point and destination anyway.
So my feature request is to make filtering on starting point withing X km circle and destination within Y km circle. That way you can keep increasing parameters until something suitable shows up to base your own route on.
Can someone explain to me what demands there are to meet for a route to be shown in the Library?
I thought having it set to Privacy: Public and Published: Yes would have to do it.
Or are only RouteExpert-Routes published there?
@Con-Hennekens
To reply to myself... I just realized that there is no directional information in the route-point lines below the graphic... Si this can hardly be called a roadbook
@Timo-Martosatiman-MRA
I think people inside MRA extensively tested multiple CAT phones. Which one plays nicest with the Nav App? I am not planning on using such a thing on a daily basis, but as a dedicated GPS device it would work well. Can something be said to the minimum specs for MRA Nav? And what are your thoughts (or MRA dvelopers thoughts) on the head-unit I linked to in the OP?
I am in the market for a new device. I have an LG G6 that meets my everyday needs. So I could buy a new phone that does or does not complement my G6 as daily phone and Nav-device. However I am quite fond of the idea to have a dedicated and REALLY waterproof GPS device that runs the MRA apps as well as standard Android TuneIn Radio, Spotify, Flitsmeister app etc. These head-units exist:
AliExpress carries a lot more of them. But I am not sure it is a wise buy. They are really low-specced, have old Android versions and probably NO upgrade support. Does anybody have some experience with these devices? Or should I just go for a CAT S41 or a Landrover Explore?
I think making "decision-points" in the form of "if X then load route Y" is not extremely difficult in a programmatic way. More difficult will it be to streamline that operation off-line. What if my decision-point wants to load route Y but my internet connection is intermittent? The load of Route X would need to automatically load Route Y too for example. And there will be many more unforeseen situations to take into account.
But it is still a cool suggestion, and certainly one that would make MRA even more unique then it already is!