On Friday, June 4, 2021 Tablet Command will release TC Mobile 3.0,1 to the App Store.  This release includes staffing in the AVL pop-over for customers with staffing version 2.0, improvements to the map pop-overs, and a fix for navigation in Apple Maps.   It also features other bug fixes and performance improvements.

On Friday, June 4, 2021 Tablet Command will release Tablet Command 3.0.1 to the App Store.  This release includes staffing in the AVL popover for customers with Staffing v2.0, improved ESRI GIS popups, a fix for navigation with Apple Maps, and other bug fixes and performance improvements.

On Tuesday, May 18, 2021 Tablet Command will release TC Mobile 3.0 to the App Store.  This is a major release which includes revolutionary enhancements like AVL Sharing, FireMapper integration, and user requested features like Dark Mode and selectable Tablet Command icon colors.   It also features bug fixes and performance improvements.

On Tuesday, May 18, 2021 Tablet Command will release Tablet Command 3.0 to the App Store.  This is a major release which includes revolutionary enhancements like AVL Sharing, FireMapper integration, Offline Maps and user requested features like Dark Mode and user selectable Tablet Command icon colors.   It also features bug fixes and performance improvements.

On February 17, 2021 TC Mobile 2.2 for Android was released to the Google Play Store.  This release includes a fix for selecting notification sounds and improved ESRI AGOL Group Sharing.

On February 15th, version 2.8 of Tablet Command and TC Mobile were released to the Apple App Store.  This update features improved Esri ArcGIS Online Group Sharing.

Note:  This is an immediate release.  If you have auto update turned on the app will update automatically, or you can update manually from the App Store.

On Wednesday, January 13, 2021 Tablet Command will release Tablet Command 2.7 to the App Store.  This release includes two bug fixes. 

GENERAL

• Fixes bug where a stand-alone user could not drag a unit to a group/division while in the Units View.
• Fixes UI bug where checklist button does not work when the stopwatch is activated in the Map View

Note: This release will be available in the iOS App Store today for iPad.   If you have iOS Automatic App Updates enabled, you will receive the update automatically.  If you do not, you can update Tablet Command manually from the App Store.

On Monday, December 21, 2020 Tablet Command will release Tablet Command and TC Mobile 2.6 to the App Store.  The releases have fixes for staffing in managed incidents and support for the latest version of Google Maps.

On Monday, November 23, 2020 Tablet Command will release Tablet Command 2.5 to the App Store.  This release includes enhancements like staffing on the overview screen, user control of GPS coordinate formats and improved feedback if a status request fails.   It also features bug fixes and performance improvements. 

On November 16th TC Mobile 2.5 was released to the Apple App Store.  This update includes new features like staffing in the Units View and the ability for users to set their preferred coordinate format, and minor bug fixes.