Noticed that the newest GO app version is crashing when you click on the flight log. I am using a Nexus 9 running Android 6.0. Otherwise no problems on the first test flights yesterday evening, and thanks for the flight simulator for Android.
Anyone else observing this?

Oops, looks like I posted too soon. Came back after two flights of my P3P to discover this effect is gone. App no longer crashes, all appears OK...

johnsr Posted at 2015-12-2 17:00
Oops, looks like I posted too soon. Came back after two flights of my P3P to discover this effect is ...

Looks like a minor instable bug, as it is happening again this morning.

johnsr Posted at 2015-12-3 04:37
Looks like a minor instable bug, as it is happening again this morning.

On the Android app, are you guys seeing an option for Video Resolution in the Camera Settings?  I am missing that option to set my resolution.  Here's what I see:

Not sure what phantom you have but this my screenshot of my P3P, menu, then video settings, then video size.

I just updated to 2.4.2 from 2.4.1 and every time, but only the first time, Android indicates DJI App has crashed when entering the flight log.  On my tablet, the crash screen appears and then it enters the flight log and appears to work fine.  I don't see any new features, other than support for their new DJI Focus accessory, but less stable!

Same to me : nexus 6 with Android 6 marshmallow and crash when click on flight logs

There's a second thread on the same topic on the DJI Phantom 3 Pro forum "New Android 2.4.2 update app crashesNew Android 2.4.2 update app crashes" started by Goggles Pisano. He found a work around for this, if you click on "Library" or "Me" before going to Flight logs the App won't crash. He has posted his Crash Log for DJI. I checked mine, its the same.
Hopefully it will be fixed with the next update.

The problem has disappeared with the latest GO app update, version 2.4.3. Thanks to the DJI team.

johnsr Posted at 2015-12-12 00:54
The problem has disappeared with the latest GO app update, version 2.4.3. Thanks to the DJI team.

The current DJI GO app is 2.4.2
And if your device is not listed as one of the DJI compatible devices, you may have issues.

I have the same problem both with a Nexus 7 2013 and a Nvidia Shield Tablet K1.

Jean-Claude

DJI-Ken Posted at 2015-12-11 18:27
The current DJI GO app is 2.4.2
And if your device is not listed as one of the DJI compatible devi ...

DJI_Ken, thanks for the comment. The new version appeared here in France late this afternoon. I guess it will be available in the US soon.