This isn't a recent development, nor is it confined to Garmin devices.Īnyone recall the explosion of ire from the first owners of Apple Maintaining usability of an older product, especially in the shrinking Years is in single digits, because of the increasing pace of The product, as determined by the manufacturer". "Lifetime" means anything than "the anticipated functional lifetime of With the increasingly generational lifespan ofĮlectronic products, I can't believe that anyone nowadays would assume > lifetime updates for their model will go the same way. > I'm sure many here with "newer" model are now wondering whether the > correct have you checked with Garmin as to why "Lifetime" ended during > Assuming, and I've no reason to doubt it, that Holger's explanation is Installed, attached, checked for updates, no change, which is also why I was > go to Updates tab and check for updates. > present for download any maps authorized to that device. > and the "web installer" need to read the serial number off the device to > You have not mentioned attaching your GPS to your computer. > to use it in the first place would be greatly appreciated.
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> Any thoughts on how to either get that thing to work, or how to avoid > list of maps each of which has the useful information overlaid by the > me to get Garmin Express and when I go to mymaps after signing on it > When I go to Garmin's site and select "I have Lifetime Updates" it However, all it offers for map updates is the opportunity to > I have lifetime updates and have finally gotten arouind to installing I'm pretty sure that this has been covered in the past, but I can't find
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