Some of you are "hunting" for the latest available NavCore and think the largest version number is what you want.

This is definitely wrong.
If you want to know which NC release is the latest, you should take a closer look on the "birthday".
Also keep in mind that NCs for completely different models than yours could cause surprising results.

This information can be found in
<sdcard:>\TomTom-Cfg\release.nfo

I think that if the birthday of a NC is closer to today (NC is younger of age) this will be the better choice for an update of my device, because there is a real chance that it contains less bugs and/or more features. On this chart you can clearly see that there are higher versions that are older.

TT uses version numbers to sort their devices and not to show the latest revision.
Everyone wants the 9.205, because its the largest number, but its older than 9.061 for example.
AND it was made for motorcycles. Why should this be the better NC for carnavigation?


Here are some examples:

10.200 (VIA, GO 1000, 1005; Birthday = 18 May 2011)
10.157 (GO 820, 825, START 20, 25, GO 2535M LIVE; Birthday = 5 May 2011)
10.115 (VIA, Go 1000, 1005; Birthday = 28 March 2011)
10.870 (Sony XNV; Birthday= unknown, released ?? March 2011)
10.111 (VIA, Go 1000, 1005; Birthday= 25 February 2010)
9.061 (XXL 2009 TTS; Birthday= Friday 25 February 2011) <----- latest NC v9
9.136 (Asian XXL IQ²; Birthday= Friday 18 February 2011)
9.136 (Taiwan GO 720, 630, 930, 750 Traffic; Birthday = 2 February 2011)
10.110 (VIA, Go 1000, 1005; Birthday= 25 January 2010)
9.151 (XL IQ², XXL 550; Birthday= 24 November 2010)
8.398 (WORK, Truck, Go7000/9000, Go x20, Go x30; Birthday = Friday 12 November 2010) <----- latest Work/Truck NC v8
10.060 (VIA; Birthday=29 October 2010)
10.032 (Truck 7100; Birthday = 19 October 2010 ) <----- latest Work/Truck NC v10
10.052 (VIA ; Birthday= 14 October 2010)
9.014 (Blue&Me; Birthday = Monday 11 October 2010)
10.050 (VIA; Birthday= 7 October 2010)
10.040 (Go 1005; Birthday= 7 October 2010)
9.161 (XXL 550; Birthday = Thursday 07 October 2010)
9.061 (XXL 2009, XXL 2010, 530S, 540S; Birthday = Thursday 07 October 2010)
9.057 (Start, Start² and Ease; Birthday = Thursday 07 October 2010)
9.120 (Go 750; Birthday = Friday 01 October 2010)
10.022 (GO 1000; Birthday= 13 September 2010 )
9.058 (Go x40, Go x50, XL live; Birthday= 26 August 2010)
9.160 (Start XL; Birthday= 25 August 2010)
9.205 (Urban Rider; Birthday= 05 July 2010) <----- latest Rider NC
9.201 (Urban Rider; Birthday = 20 May 2010)
9.101 (XL IQ², XXL 550; Birthday = Tuesday 20 April 2010)
10.001 (Go 1000; Birthday= 19 April 2010)
9.051 (XXL 2009, XXL 2010, 530S, 540S; Birthday= 02 March 2010)
9.071 (XL v4; Birthday = Monday 01 March 2010)
7.851 (Go i90; Birthday = Thursday 07 January 2010) <----- latest NC v7
8.545 (Ease; Birthday = 16 December 2009) <----- latest NC v8 for car navigation
9.026 (One, Go x50; Birthday = Tuesday 15 December 2009)
8.562 (XL live; Birthday = Wednesday 21 October 2009)
8.551 (XXL 2010; Birthday = Tuesday 20 October 2009)
8.544 (Start; Birthday = Friday 16 October 2009)
7.850 (Go i90; Birthday = Wednesday 30 September 2009)
9.000 (Go 750; Birthday = Tuesday 08 September 2009)
7.825 (Eclipse/Toyota; Birthday = Tuesday 01 September 2009)
8.560 (XL live; Birthday = Friday 28 August 2009)
8.042 (one2008; Birthday = Friday 03 July 2009)
8.351 (Go 530, 730, 930; Birthday = Tuesday 19 May 2009)
7.903 (One 2nd, Go 300, 500, 700; Birthday = 08 December 2008)
7.901 (Rider; Birthday = 21 October 2008)
t.b.c.


Other postings of bmwdriver:

Rider3-app-on-non_Rider-and-old-Rider-devices = NC 9.205
latest-NC-prepared-for-small-and-large-devices = NC 9.058, NC 9.061, NC 9.151, NC 9.160, NC 9.205
How-to-get-maximum-available-RAM-on-small-devices = NC 8.545