[Using compass coordinates: clueless me rank beginner]

If you've got a Smart Phone use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eclipsim.gpsstatus2

[Display Larger image on Cache Page]

Uploading an image to a Cache page is automatically scaled/adjusted to a smaller size when uploaded. I have a 'Panoramic' photo that I want to display on a Cache page, so I tried turning it 90 degrees, hoping the scaling would not be adjusted too much i.e. although sideways I was hoping the "up/down" would be "wide" enough to display a fairly larger image than normal, albeit, sideways.

 

Is there a trick/tip that I can use so that, preferably, the image can be shown in 'full' size?

[Adding Image to 'Description'.]

I have generated a QR Code for a new Cache Location using http://scansfer.com/ which contains Final Location and Description, and downloaded the file to my Laptop.

 

I want to include the QR Code in 'Geocache Description' just like this example :- http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC2651N_royal-united-qr-cache

 

How do I do this? The 'options' ask for an http link!

 

The only way I've been able to show the QR code is by adding it into Gallery.

[Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 alternative.]

I'm looking for an alternative 'unit' to use when I'm out and about Geocaching instead of my Samsung Tablet as the Tablet, although it does exactly what I want (without any Network costs ), is quite a bulky unit to use.

 

I was looking to get into the 21st century by buying a Smart Phone (was looking at the Huawei Ascend G620S) so I could kill 2 birds with 1 stone, by replacing my existing PAYG mobile phone (I only spend about £10 every 6 weeks) and use a PAYG Smart Phone to use for Geocaching instead of my Tablet.

 

Carphone Warehouse advise me that if I use the GPS features on any Smart Phone I will be charged for Data download useage which I don't want. In effect I want a smaller unit (about 5") than the Samsung Tab and be able to use it when Geocaching without being charged.

 

Anyone got any suggestions for a smaller alternative to a 7" Tablet?

 

G.O.D. (UK)