Thank you for your answer Laura. You're exactly right. I have an Oregon 400t which works great when I have it preloaded with what I need. But I just replaced my 5 year old non-smart phone with an iPhone 4s. And I always have my cell phone with me so I definitely want to be able to geocache with it. And a smart phone beats a GPS when it comes to getting those new cache notifications to grab those FTFs. Thanks also to the rest of the responses for your helpful comments. Regards, Zeke (ZLA) From: geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:geocaching-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Laura Williams Sent: Monday, May 28, 2012 1:53 PM To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: SPAM-HIGH: [GeoStL] Re: iphone gc app - anyone recommend app other than official version? I'm sure if he wanted an actual GPS at this point he would have bought one. Or, ground breaking thought here, maybe he already OWNS a GPS and wants to supplement his caching. He didn't ask for snark, he asked for an honest opinion. I enjoy having BOTH the app AND a gps as it gives me the option to cache with focused purpose (on the gps) as well as fill in gaps between time slots in my agenda and as a quick pick me up during a trip where I may not have originally intended to cache on the drive there. People are so quick to knock the apps...and it really irks me. Especially considering that it was the apps that gets many people into caching and willing to spend hundreds of dollars on a GPS unit later on down the line. By discrediting the apps in general, I feel like people are not only being rude to those who use them, but also turning individuals off from the sport for ridiculous reasons. Zeke, to answer your question: I don't own an iPhone, but I like using the gc.com app on my android. I like the interface, but I know it's not at all the same as the iPhone interface for the official app. I haven't heard any complaints from my friend who does have the app for iPhone on her phone, however. I know for sure on the official app you can directly download PQs to your offline lists, so that's a perk that the other apps may or may not have. On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 1:44 PM, Edward Turner <n0wnv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: its called a actual GPS On 5/28/2012 1:42 PM, ZLA Solutions wrote: I plan to get the official $9 . 99 version unless someone says there ' s a better app out there. I ' m not looking for a cheaper one, just the " best " one. Thanks in advance for all comments. Zeke (ZLA) - owner of a brand new iphone