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Old 03-18-2009, 12:01 PM
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Re: What's a good geocaching app??

Another +1 GCz, works great on Touch Pro so far
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Re: What's a good geocaching app??

Geocatching.com is really particular about how their "copyrighted icons" and services are used. I use BASICGps on my Touch Pro (I also have a DeLorme PN-40 GPSr) and the application is one of three similar applications that are not allowed to be mentioned on their site. The developer removed the icons and the application is still banned. Anyway, GCz may be in violation of the user agreement and may have problems in the future - it uses Geocatching.com's icons.

Anyway, I have 540 or so caches loaded on my Touch Pro using the GPX format that is available to premium members and it does pretty good. It also functions outta cell range. Attached are a few screen shots.

Also, GCz requires a data connection, as it connects directly to Geocatching.com.
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Old 03-18-2009, 02:28 PM
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Re: What's a good geocaching app??

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Old 03-18-2009, 02:44 PM
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Re: What's a good geocaching app??

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Geocatching.com is really particular about how their "copyrighted icons" and services are used. I use BASICGps on my Touch Pro (I also have a DeLorme PN-40 GPSr) and the application is one of three similar applications that are not allowed to be mentioned on their site. The developer removed the icons and the application is still banned. Anyway, GCz may be in violation of the user agreement and may have problems in the future - it uses Geocatching.com's icons.

Anyway, I have 540 or so caches loaded on my Touch Pro using the GPX format that is available to premium members and it does pretty good. It also functions outta cell range. Attached are a few screen shots.

Also, GCz requires a data connection, as it connects directly to Geocatching.com.
But with the data connection I like the idea that you can just "search for nearby caches" wherever you are instead of having look online and "plan"
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Old 03-18-2009, 03:33 PM
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Re: What's a good geocaching app??

Granted, however the same functionality is there with other applications such as BASICGps, as it has the ability to sort by distance and does not require the data plan. Regardless, it is an application that may have problems with Geocatching.com down the road due to its use of copyrighted material.
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