jamesamor

Great advice, thanks :-)

Is there anyway to mark a TB as missing or remove it from a cache, when you don't own the TB or the cache it's supposed to be in? I've browsed about 20 local caches that claim to have resident TBs, but 'Recent Logs' has comments from cache's saying that there are no TBs. It would be a nice bit of admin to be able to clean up the phantom TB listings.

I can't comment on the 3G, but I've just got the 3GS and found the iPhone app to be excellent at what it does, but somewhat limited. I tend to rely quite heavily on the compass though, and wouldn't like to try it without... I would imagine its like trying to find a cache with your eTrex using only the map page. Overall, well worth it and very slick. Top 5 Likes: - I've not seen it crash.... ever! - Constant read-out of accuracy, so you know when you're getting duff reception and likely to be in the wrong place. - "Find caches near my current location" is a fantastic feature if you didn't plan on going caching, and find yourself with 20mins to kill. - You can save caches to the phone, so you can still find the cache, even out of network reception. - £5.99 is nothing, considering the quality of the app that you get! Top 5 Dislikes: - Best accuracy I've seen is +/- 30metres - You can add logs using the app, but you can't add/remove TBs... so you end up doing it on your PC anyway. - If you accidentally go back to the main menu of the iPhone, the app doesn't remember the cache you were last looking for, so you have to go back through the search process to find it again. - Although you are 'logged in', you can't access your profile / history. - Very limited in features....but as I said before, what it does, it does well.