... for approval, expected available within 2 weeks.

New features include wind history graph
Setting to chose magnetic or true NMEA compass heading
Next leg preview when navigating a route
Import/export has become free
Minor bug fixes

Keep an eye with the App Store for updates.

Version 2.30 has been released, and with that the polar import/export feature has become available.

2.31 will get released pretty soon, and will also include waypoints and routes import/export.

iRegatta for iOS has an In-App-Purchase where you can import and export polars.

A new release has been submitted to Apples App Store, and with a little luck this should be available around christmas.

In this new release you can also import and export waypoints in the GPX file format from the In-App-Purchase. This feature is located in the lower left corner of the statistics view (when version 2.70 is released).

The big news in this version is the ability to receive NMEA input via BlueTooth.
This allows you to get wind, GPS, depth, compass and other instrument data into iRegatta to improve the quality of your data.

iOS and Android devices kind of compliment each other in this matter.

On one hand Apple restricts the use of BlueTooth, which makes it impossible to receive NMEA data over a Bluetooth connection. But if you have a device that establishes a WiFi network, you can make an Ad Hoc connection and get your data using the TCP or UDP protocol.

Version 2.10 has been released, including the Layline feature.

There was a bug in android version 2.00, giving you 5 iRegatta icons on your device. To correct this uninstall iRegatta and reinstall version 2.01.

With the newly released version 2.01, Waypoint navigation and Routes are now available in the android version of iRegatta. The gap between the android and the iOS version is closing in - but there is still some work to do...

Version 1.50 has been released, including a statistics view with Max Speed, Trip Odometer, Polar diagrams and a performance bar on the race view, comparing your current performance with your polars.

Make sure to set the wind informations correct for polars to make sense.

A first "Basic" release of iRegatta for android has been published on the android market.

This first version has all the basic features for racing, based on the internal GPS of the device.
You have speed (SOG), course (COG) and VMG, based on a typed in Wind Direction.
You get the lift indicator.
You have you speed and VMG history graph.