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What has happened to Hema maps?

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What has happened to Hema maps?

Unfortunately, the technology that the Explorer Platform no longer meets the requirements of the major app stores to enable us to continue to develop and enhance the Explorer products. As a result, we will no longer be offering the Explorer App for sale on the App Stores as of February 5, 2021.

How much does Hema maps cost?

This app is preloaded with the entire Hema 77-digital-map collection, including base, state, regional and National Park maps. Price is $49.99 for iOS and Android platforms. In-app purchases are offered.

Does Anaconda sell maps?

If you are specifically looking for touring, driving, camping and 4WD maps, you have come to the right place at Anaconda. Hema maps will have you on the road and headed for fun in no time.

Is Hema maps any good?

It is an excellent set of maps, the functionality… More. The Hema app provides a great map, your device locates you on the map and you can get your position and run a track, anything outside this gets too difficult. Matt Taylor doesn’t recommend Hema Maps.

What happened Hema Explorer?

What is the best 4WD map App?

Jump to:

  • Gaia GPS.
  • ViewRanger.
  • Komoot.
  • Fat Map.
  • Avenza Maps.
  • Polaris GPS Navigation.
  • AllTrails.
  • National Park Trail Guide.

Can I download Hema maps?

Hema develops offline GPS navigation apps for iOS and Android devices to guide camping, touring and 4WD adventures.

What’s better Hema vs VMS?

If you are a dedicated 4WDriver and often do short weekend trips in your backyard then the VMS is a good choice. If you are more touring orientated (dare I say Grey Nomad) or going away for that annual 4 week trip to say Cape York or the Simpson, then the Hema would be a good choice.

How good is memory map?

Memory Map is slow to zoom in and out, even on a fast WiFi connection, although the display it gives once the pixels have settled is fair. In our last test, we queried why this isn’t free when you still have to pay for in-app purchases, and the pricing remains confusing.