[GeoStL] Re: Windows Mobile geocaching app - FREE!

This app uses my phone's internal GPS, but you can probably manipulate the 
settings to use and external Bluetooth GPS.

It also obviously uses the Internet on the phone.  I suggest that you have an 
unlimited data plan to use this.

This app is AWESOME when you are somewhere you didn't plan to go and want to 
cache.

This app does NOT run wherigo cartridges, but you can run wherigo cartridges on 
a windows phone with GPS.  It isn't really smooth, but it works.

Did you have other Wherigo cartridge questions?  I know a little about them.

Fried Okra.
Gary Braman
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From: geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
On Behalf Of Mike Miesner
Sent: Monday, July 20, 2009 5:23 PM
To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [GeoStL] Re: Windows Mobile geocaching app - FREE!

Does this app work from a cellphone/smartphones "built in" GPS or is getting a 
data plan necessary?
I also have the same question concerning Whereigo cartridges.

Mike
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 9:32 AM, Glenn 
<potbellystove@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:potbellystove@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
"But I already have cache mate. What can this thing do?"

A lot of neat stuff really.  Cachemate with mobile 10x is a hard combo to beat 
but it takes a little planning to go on a trip.

NO SO with GCz.  No advanced planning required.  All you need it a windows 
mobile based smartpone.

You can hop out of the car anywhere, press the "nearest caches" button and you 
will have a list of caches to look at. (You can also search a million different 
other ways too.)  Want a map? You can throw your list of caches on a map and 
see where they are. Need to get there? Use the directions from the google map 
to navigate to the cache.  Want to read the cache description, logs, hints? 
They are right there. Now that you are close you can fine tune your location 
with the "radar screen" find the cache and log it right from the app.

It really is a neat little program. It is pretty much the iphone app written 
for the PPC.

I like it and use it.

Thanks for the reminder about  this cool app Gary.


On Jul 20, 2009, at 7:41 AM, Gary Braman wrote:

This is a great little Geocaching app for the Windows Mobile phone platform.

http://www.nicque.com/PQz/GCz.htm

Fried Okra.

Gary Braman
Senior Technical Consultant
focusIT, Inc.
8655 E. Via De Ventura
Suite G-200
Scottsdale, AZ 85258

Support (480) 346-1299
Main     (480) 346-1100
www.focusITinc.com<http://www.focusitinc.com/>


Glenn

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