Sometimes we question the decisions companies make as it seems they are out of touch with their consumers, but last week Mio have announced the release of a software upgrade for its Cyclo 300 computer. This come based on a combination of custom-based feedback along with advances in technology.
Improvements include better navigation instruction, with greater visibility and intuitiveness with the maps, while other new functionality includes the ability to change preferences in advance of routes. Users can also edit and even delete their history, tracks, and points of interests. In total there have been more than 150 improvements made.
This free update is available through MioShare’s desktop application, which can be found on the system drive of the Cyclo device.
At last week’s Eurobike Trade Show in Germany Mio introduced several new bicycle computers, including the Mio Cyclo 100 (above), which can record cycle times, speed, distance and calorie burn. The device features 1.8-inch display and has a waterproof casing so you don’t need to worry about getting caught in the rain – or at least you don’t need to worry about the bike computer. 