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GCTools received another round of bugs fixes. Version 2.1.2 dropped from the iOS App Store today. It is a free app for limited functionality with in app purchases to enable the extra features.

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c:geo received an update this morning but not information is available as to what has changed in this version (either through Google Play or their website). The c:geo - opensource version 09.05.2012 app is free in Google Play.

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Version 2.1 of CacheSense for Androiddropped in Google Play. According to the notes in the Marketplace this version includes:

1. New database structure keeps all of your personal data (profile, field notes, waypoints, images, trackables) in a separate profile database.
2. New features for copying and saving caches among multiple databases
3. Many bug fixes, workflow improvements and other enhancements.

A free 30-day Trial version is also available.

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Cinco de Mayo saw another version of the GCTools app drop from the iOS App Store. Version 2.1.1 includes bug fixes and they ask you delete and redownload the app if you experience crashes. This is a free app for limited functionality with in app purchases to enable the extra features.

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The independent OpenCaching.com app Cache Me received an update this week to address some bugs. It's available through the iOS App Store.

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Receiving an update today is the independent OpenCaching.com app Cache Me. The only change mentioned in this update is the additional of Geocache photos support. It's available through the iOS App Store.

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c:geo received an update yesterday. The short list of fixes from the website included in this this version are:

• fix: Adapt to gc.com changes
• fix: Some small bugs fixed

The c:geo - opensource app is free in Google Play.

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Another update waiting this morning was to the GCTools app. Version 2.1 includes new features and bug fixes. This is a free app for limited functionality with in app purchases to enable the extra features.

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Awaiting me this morning was an update to the Munzee app for Android. Version 0.80 was release to the Android Marketplace with several updates (details are available through the release notes). The app is available for free through Google Play.

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Having apparently missed the major version 2 upgrade to CacheSense for Android, I did have version 2.0.01 waiting for me this morning. According to the notes in the Marketplace this version just has minor bug fixes. The full version is available in Google Play and there is still a free 30-day Trial version.

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Another update to NeonGeo is available through Google Play. Version 1.160 has only one change listed on their change log:

• Live Map fix (Sometimes downloads way more geocaches than necessary)

It is free to existing user.

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On the heals of server upgrades over at Munzee comes a new version for iOS users. The most visible change in this version are the new pins (created by user s0l). They've also added a "Friends List" to the Rankings screen and support for "Virtual Munzees." Of course they've also added some bug fixes to this mix. The app is still free from the App Store.

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The free iGCT (Geocaching Toolkit) version 2.0 dropped from the iOS App Store this afternoon. Details on this update are pretty light as the official website still shows version 1.4 at this posting, but the iOS update notes includes a couple of bug fixes and a link to purchase the iGCT Pro app.

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This morning saw another update to NeonGeo through Google Play. Version 1.158 has not yet been listed on their change log, but the "What's New" tab in Google Play lists:

1. Now with Live Map
2. Fixed ICS

It is free to existing user and available for $4.26USD to new users.

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c:geo received an update today with a long list of changes. Those listed on their website in this version are:

• new: Live Map re-implementation with selectable strategy:
• Fastest: Load approximated cache coords only
• Fast: Same as fastest but try to identify the cache type
• Detailed: Same as fast but load details for 20 caches around your position
• Speed dependent: Automatic switch from detailed to fast at 30kmh
• new: New markers in map and partly in lists:
• Personal Note available (Pen icon)
• Modified coordinates available (Flagpost icon)
• Caches is saved on device (Disk icon)
• Offline log is stored (Red smiley)
• Cache coords are approximated (Encircled in Orange)
• new: Calendar operations moved to calendar add-on (Android Market)
• c:geo doesn't require calendar permissions anymore
• new: Login status and find count shown on main screen
• new: Copy, translate, forward with long press for cache- and log-text
• new: Two preferred navigation tools selectable
• new: Type of waypoint can be selected on creation
• new: Day of week shown for event-caches
• new: Static maps can be saved for waypoints
• new: Static maps saved while importing GPX-files
• new: Quick access to navigation in waypoints
• fix: Deletion of outdated caches improved
• fix: Changed internal caching for better performance
• fix: Caches with modified coords are displayed at the modified coords
• fix: Improved consistency for offline logging
• fix: Removed OSM:Osmarender as it is no longer available
• fix: Find-count not working in signature
• fix: Keep screen on while viewing cache-lists
• fix: TB-icons now shown in correct size
• fix: Cache count on live map corrected
• fix: Improved GPX import for non-GC GPX files

The c:geo - opensource app is free in Google Play.

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This morning I was greeted by another update to NeonGeo right on the heals of the last. The app is now at version 1.155 and their change log shows only "Various small fixes (Mainly Live Map related)." It is available in the Play Store for $4.26USD for new users.

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Just before heading to bed last night I found an update to the Munzee app for iOS users. This version seems to mostly address changes to the service announced this weekend but does still tackle a few bugs. The app is still free from the App Store.

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Checking my Android tablet this morning I discovered an update to NeonGeo. The app is now at version 1.154. Their change log doesn't seem to have been updated yet, but the "What's New" tab of the Play Store shows:

• Now with Live Map
• Fixed ICS

The app is available in the Play Store for $4.26USD for new users.

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It looks like there's been a minor update this morning to the Geocaching App for Android. The "What's New" notes on the Android Market simply state:

1. Removed "Read phone state" permission

The release notes are not yet available from the Groundspeak forums. The app is still $9.99USD in the Android Market.

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