On June 5th, we released a new version of Collector that is now available in the iTunes App Store, Google Play, Amazon App Store and the Windows Store.
This is a minor update but adds some strategic new enhancements that will improve the way you work with high accuracy GPS receivers, manage attachments, work with basemaps and use Collector in a connected environment.
GPS Averaging – can be used to improve the precision of your high-accuracy collection workflows. You can capture a number of positions and create a location from the average of those positions.
Rename Media Attachments – now you can provide a meaningful name to the photos that you take around a feature. This is one of the most requested enhancements.
SD card support (Android) – you can use the SD card to store and manage basemaps for easier, faster deployment of data.
Continuous Collect Improvements – now supporting feature types that contain relationship classes.
Layer Refresh Support – if your feature layers have a layer refresh interval set, Collector will honor the refresh setting. This is valuable when working with maps in a connected state as the graphics of a feature are cached when on the device and this will force a query/update.
In addition to these updates, we have several additional bug fixes and minor stability improvements. Please refer to our documentation website for more information.
Sincerely,
The Collector Team
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