quadcity007

When will they release the next version? Last update was the first week of November; almost two months ago as of this writing.

I hope the app is released before the weekend comes. I'll place my bets that it gets released on Thursday afternoon around 1pm ET. Are there any other daredevils out there willing to predict when the app gets released by Apple?

It is so true. I'm working on Windows XP and Vista machines and can't get enough of the iPhone. I wonder who will post the first review for the geocaching.com iPhone app? I will purchase it as SOON as it is finally released, but may not to use it right away.

What is the best "search term" to use in the iTunes Store to find this application when it is eventually released? I'm now using "geocaching". Is that sufficient? I'm assuming it is.

Argh, the agony of waiting. I wonder if this app will make the "featured" list.

Woo Hoo!!!! I can't wait!

With the recent announcement of the updated iPhone and - more importantly - the release of 1,000's of apps for sale on Apple's site, will Wherigo be one of those apps sold (or given away for free)?

Did you state in the cache listing that in loggers must adhere to certain standards? If not, then perhaps you should.

Very nice. I'm interested in a few for myself. I'm a big NASA fan.

Sounds like this geocoin will be the "cat's meow". hehehe

I hope these upcoming geocoins are the "cat's meow"! hehehe OK, bad joke. But, I'd love to see the artwork.

Very NICE! Great things do come in small packages .. at least when we're talking geocoins. I'd love to have one or more of those.

The Garmin Nuviphone will not be released until 3rd quarter, HOWEVER, I'm assuming that Groundspeak is working with Garmin to ensure a copy of Wherigo will be installed in the device, much like it is with the Garmin Colorado. Is this assumption correct? Below is the press release for the device: http://www8.garmin.com/nuvifone/

Huh, I didn't know the site would permit new logs to be entered. I guess the only real risk you take as a cacher is that the cache may not be there.

I'm gonna go with HIGH TROLL alert. ...

lawyers? It's NEWSPAPERS. Big difference.

HA!!!

The sport became a corporation a long time ago. And, I do enjoy playing by those rules. What I find hilarious is that this thread exists. Let's face it. A cache was archived because it did not adhere to the rules. Time for everyone in this forum to realize that the "rules" of geocaching are significant and will continue to grow and tighten up as time goes on.

So, wait a second. You are saying that Free Speech does not apply to your COMPANY? AH, so, you're proving my point that you are a corporation. Hence, it's not all about "having fun". Instead, it's about the rules and regulations of the CORPORATION. I have not problem with that. Just make sure you make that better well know. This whole effort to say that geocaching has few rules or regulations is just false. It's time to come to terms and admit that there are MANY rules and regulations associated with geocaching.

Hey man, this is America.

The OP's cache listing is yet another victim of Corporate America. Proof is that every "moderator" and "volunteer" points to the "rules and regulations" when citing their reasons as to why the cache was removed. Unfortunately we all have to deal with it. I doubt the cache will be relisted. If it is relisted, then great. If I were the OP, I would do what is necessary to get the cache relisted. I would then contact several newspapers and free speech advocates to see if I could make any headway there. But, that takes a lot of effort on the OP's part.

The best approach is to not constantly search for muggles while you perform your search. For the most part, people mind their own business. If they do spot someone constantly looking up, they'll become suspicious.

LMAO

I did that and it worked VERY well. People did clear the area and I was able to find the cache.

Recently I got into paperless caching. I use a Palm m505 running Cachemate. On the PC I run Geocaching Swiss Army Knife (GSAK). The setup works very well. I have a 2 GIG memory card for the palm. Question #1: Is it possible to automatically download a few photos of each cache to the Palm m505? Question #2: I have an iPOD nano and will soon install CacheMagnet. Using this software, can I automatically download a few photos of each cache to the iPOD? I'm aware that some caches have no photos while others have 50+.