Dibbleys

If you are using the Firefox browser you can add a whole range of maps to the beta maps by adding user scripts. You can add a little widget called Greasemonkey which makes it really easy to do this. Currently I have OS, Bing aerial, google, google sat, google hybrid and google terrain plus a couple of others too. Really easy to do and works perfectly even on my very very old PC. There are also loads of other scripts to enhance how you view and use the website. As for the debate about switching browsers, adding firefox takes about 5 minutes, is free and you don't have to set it as your default browser. The scripts can also run in Chrome.

Hi there. Yes the app has stopped working due to the map upgrade on the 14th Feb. Till the author has all of the latest on when it will be up and running again at this link My link Looks like 2-3 weeks before up and running again properly. Please let me know if you find out anything more Cheers Dibbleys

Hi Solved this one myself. Make a note of the wifi settings on your phone, then delete them. The next time you start up Cacheme you will get a prompt on how you would like to connect (this was not happening with a wifi connection saved on the phone) Choose your normal connection that you would use for the internet and providing you have a good signal, it should work a treat. You can then re-instate your wifi settings onto your phone and it should all run as normal

Hi guys I have just downloaded and installed the Cacheme App for my Nokia X6. It seems like the best app on this platform that I have tried, but for some reason I can only get it to work via my wifi connection. My contract internet (Wap) is working fine on the phone, but for some reason Cacheme will not connect to it. Is there anyone out there who has overcome a similar problem that could give me some advice. Thanks Dibbleys