Raymarine debuts Android app - Trade Only Today

Raymarine debuts Android app

Author:: Trade Only Today Editors
Publish date:: Mar 22, 2012

Raymarine announced the release of its Raymarine Viewer app - RayView - for Android tablets and smart phones.

The new app, available now in the Google Play Android store, joins the previously released RayView app for Apple iOS devices such as iPhone and iPad.

The RayView app enables boaters to view the screen from their multifunction display on their mobile device. The RayView app is free and available for immediate download in the Apple iTunes Store and the Google Play Android Store.

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