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\"\"<\/a>According to Wikipedia, geocaching is<\/a> an “outdoor activity in which the participants use GPS or other navigational techniques to hide and seek containers (called “geocaches” or “caches”).<\/p>\n

I\u00a0 learned of an app alled Geooh <\/a>today from its developer, Mobiltect. According to them, their application far exceeds that of others designed for mobile platforms. They even boast it might best GPS devices that run more than $400 a pop. I took a look around the website, and from what we can tell, Geooh looks full of features.<\/span><\/p>\n

Disclaimer: I’ve never done any geocaching before.\u00a0 I’ve considered it, but didn’t realize how easy it could be until just recently. The screenshots of Geeoh alone have me curious enough to give it a shot though.<\/p>\n

Integration with Google Maps Navigator almost seem like pure cheating, but hey, we all like the occasional walkthrough in a pinch.\u00a0 Of course, there is also radar view, compass view, plain coordinates and more.\u00a0 If any app were to get me going, it might be this one.\u00a0 So, with that, I am going to see what I can (literally) dig up around my town!<\/p>\n

According to the features page, Geeoh offers:<\/p>\n