Seven months after Groundspeak co-founder Bryan Roth told us there would be an official Geocaching.com app for the Android “soon,”Groundspeak has finally delivered. The app costs $9.99 and you can find more details here. It looks like the best feature of Groundspeak’s Geocaching for Android Application is that you can query the database in [...]
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Offbeat Public Network Could Be a Geocaching Tool
Our friend David Strom alerted us to this offbeat variation on geocaching. Dead Drops is an anonymous story-sharing network that uses a simple approach to exchanging information. As the site explains,“USB flash drives are embedded into walls,buildings and curbs accessible to anybody. Everyone is invited to drop or find files. Plug your laptop [...]