While the information given may be true, don't always believe what companies tell you. Though mostly unrelated, it does have similar information. Back in 2000, I bought a digital camera. In 2001 XP was released and my camera was not XP compatible and the drivers did not work with XP. I contacted the camera company asking about drivers and they told me that they were being worked on and would be released soon. A few months later, I called again since they weren't released, this time I was told they were delayed and would be released in the next couple of months. Well I eventually bought a new camera, but kept the old one still. I called one more time after remembering all that I had gone through and they again told me that they would be released soon. So over the course of a little over a year, I was told 3 times that they would be released soon and they never were.

So my comment is this, until the updated disc is actually received by someone, don't necessarily believe what they told you.

Completely unrelated: This is why I prefer standalone GPS units. I can take it with me in any car I drive and if they ever stop supporting it, I can replace it with a newer one and not have to worry about if it fits in my car.