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Can anyone tell me if it is possible to download cache pages onto an
I-Pod Touch? If so how can I do it.
Thanks JT
I use Geosphere from the app store. I don’t recall how much it cost, but it is very easy to use. Let me know if you have ?’s
Buy the GC.com App. It allows you to download a PQ right from the wireless connection. While in the wireless you may have to save caches individually to have all the cache info but it works great. Plus you can make field notes and submit. When you get back into wireless you can push directly to GC.com and no more logging it’s all done. Plus many other good features.
I use geosphere as well and love it, I’ve tried the geocaching.com app and just wasn’t very happy with it personally.
I also use Geosphere and love it.
Funny you ask, I also just received an I-Pod Touch. If you download the Geocaching app and run a PQ while connected to wifi they will be put in the saved section.
If you just want to add one or a few caches while connected to wifi, search which caches you like and on the cache page click add to favorites. Then when offline you can view the cache page in your favorite section.
I’ve been toying with the idea of an I-Touch (I know it’s an Apple product, but I might just get over that hump).
Can anyone post links to vendor pages that would show screen shots so the rest of us (i.e. me) could get a feel for it?
Thanks for all the info. I bought the app and so far it works great. Looks like it is very easy to use.
@JT Cache Finder wrote:
Thanks for all the info. I bought the app and so far it works great. Looks like it is very easy to use.
Which app did you decide to go with?
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