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Stangs55

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As a dev with only two apps out there, I eventually need to upgrade but I WANT to upgrade now...I just can't live without Runkeeper. Can anyone confirm that this works on iOS7? GPS functionality and all?
 
As a dev with only two apps out there, I eventually need to upgrade but I WANT to upgrade now...I just can't live without Runkeeper. Can anyone confirm that this works on iOS7? GPS functionality and all?

Yes - but I have only turned it on, looked around and have yet to run with it.
 
As a dev with only two apps out there, I eventually need to upgrade but I WANT to upgrade now...I just can't live without Runkeeper. Can anyone confirm that this works on iOS7? GPS functionality and all?

Just finished a run. Logged and saved my info accurately. Couldn't post to twitter but that's the only issue I had.
 
I tryed several times to use it, but when I'm about to start an activity the app keeps giving me a "poor gps signal" message. I ran al the diagnostics on gps signal and it was OK, so I assume there is a problem between iOS7 and the app.
 
It does work, though I've noticed it freezing sometimes causing you having to force closing it and restarting and resuming it (the data doesn't restart)
 
Just used it to record a short run through Cardiff centre. Absolutely no problems at all (apart from my piss poor performance) :D
 
I tryed several times to use it, but when I'm about to start an activity the app keeps giving me a "poor gps signal" message. I ran al the diagnostics on gps signal and it was OK, so I assume there is a problem between iOS7 and the app.

This happened to me once under iOS6 and it was caused by not having location services turned on.
 
In case the OP was still looking for answers: I've used Runkeeper several times with my Verizon IPhone 5 and iOS7 b1. It worked flawlessly...simple run through neighborhoods , saving run info, and then posting run to Facebook.
 
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