FierceFrogs

AWESOME! Where on Earth did you find this?

The lack of sdcard is the reason for your troubles with Geobeagle. It syncs with .gpx and .zip files that contain .gpx files in your /sdcard/download/ directory and also creates a /sdcard/GeoBeagle directory. I'm really surprised that that device, at the very least, doesn't have a /sdcard directory created for applications to use.

Won't ever happen. Applications written for iPhone can't run on Android, and the latest version of the iPhone SDK developer agreement essentially prohibits developers from writing cross-platform apps or porting apps from other platforms to iPhone easily. http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=239192 "An Android Geocaching app" is very different from "the iPhone Geocaching app on Android." The exact same app will not appear on both devices. Obviously it won't be an iPhone app. But if they start with the iPhone apps features as requirements for the Android app, and utilize many of the elements of the UI, then I'd consider it a port. Changes will be necessary, obviously.

Won't ever happen. Applications written for iPhone can't run on Android, and the latest version of the iPhone SDK developer agreement essentially prohibits developers from writing cross-platform apps or porting apps from other platforms to iPhone easily. http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=239192

You get excited when the radio commercial for the local casino talks about all of the fantastic "cache and prizes"...

This was our first day caching, and our second ever cache. It was pouring on our way to this second cache. Shortly after arrival, the rain ended and we were greeted with these: