FamilyGeek

I personally would say scrap the native app and make a Web App and Dev Kit for people. Mobile Safari can read your cords off the GPS and a WebService like geocaching.com could host the decision engine, videos, animations, ect. Here is how to use it already: http://mapscripting.com/how-to-use-geoloca...n-mobile-safari Lets get this rolling. This would work for all phones too that could support the web and if it's a standard W3C than thats a bonus.

It can but the speed of looking stuff up on the wap site is so much nicer. Over edge (AT&T's cellular connection) loading sites can be slow. The Wap site just comes up as a microscopic section in the top left corner and you have to zoom way in to see the text and links. Not sure why. It looks like there is a TON of white space to the bottom and right sides.

I understand the wap site is for phones, normal cellular phones, but us with smart phones and better browsers like the Iphone have a problem with size of the WAP interface. On the Iphone it is extremely tiny and I have to zoom way in to click/tap on the links. Suggest a better interface for smart phones using Opera Mini or Mobile IE or Iphone's Safari. Something in between the full site and the cellular WAP site.