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Tuesday, May 15. 2007

SportsDo and Mountain Dynamics

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SportsDo is yet another mobile sports tracking service, but this one has snow sports features for ski and snowboard enthusiasts. Their deal with Mountain Dynamics sports 3D DEM maps with more realistic perspective views resembling the paper trail maps resorts distribute onsite. Considering content differentiation alone, I suspect riders might use this over alternatives despite the Bluetooth-tethered GPS ugliness. But you tell me. Here are three different views of a run at Keystone.

1. Would you want this?


2. This?


3. Or This?

Posted by Jonathan Spinney in LBS at 10:23 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0) | Bookmark and Share

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"Yet another mobile sports tracking service" !!!

We are the original mobile sports tracking service having been doing this since 2004.

Thanks for the plug and I'm glad you like our snow sport features ... some more interesting things planned for next season so keep popping back to the site.

Cool blog btw.

Jonathan
#1 Jonathan Greensted (Link) on 2007-05-16 00:42 (Reply)
Hi Jonathan,

The other services that come to mind are Bones in Motion, Trimble AllSport GPS (previsouly Intransix), MotionBased (now Garmin), and Sportsim.

-Jon
#2 Jonathan Spinney on 2007-05-16 10:32 (Reply)

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