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I personally have the Motorola Droid.

Incidentally, c:geo has been upgraded to allow offline caching. It also now has a full blown map that shows caches in the area, and you can access cache info by "clicking" on an icon on the map.

SuchaNana wrote:is this garminphone android part of what y'all were discussing? [/color][/b]

Kind of....the new Garminfone is an Android based phone that could run "apps" like c:geo, GPS Status, and many others.

c:geo could be added to this phone, and other Android based phones to do geocaching.

Here's another app that is complimentary to c:geo called "GPS Status" and also free. http://eclipsim.com/gpsstatus/ You can see the screenshots at the link and read about the program. Tells you how many satellites you are connected to and the strength, plus much more. You can also use it a...

I love app c:geo! It's free on the Droid market and is absolutely fabulous. Typical day -- leave the house with my phone, zero preparation. Turn on the phone's gps, open c:geo. Then you get options to find caches by your gps location (I always use this), by coordinates, by address, or by geocode. Fi...

shawn_woerlein wrote:Nope. Still nothing. You want another one, one I think was done similarily...check this one out

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=cf78e4d4-8a89-44d5-880c-b3263e3c0b1c

Great, now I have another driving me crazy! LOL...its a short drive, too.

Well Shawn I take it you didn't figure out the puzzle....? I've tried about everything I could think of and nothing works so far.