Cacheberry--Paperless Caching With a BlackBerry

If you are interested in paperless caching with a BlackBerry, you might want to take a look at Cacheberry. A trial version is available for download here .

Some features

Supports Geocaching.com GPX format
View comprehensive listing details
View recent logs
View and decrypt hints
View Travel Bug® inventories
Mark as found and enter comments
Sort by nearest, recent finds, waypoint, title
Display distance and bearing from "home"
Email found Geocache logs to your desktop
Search title, description and owner
Find-as-you-type waypoint name
Import from SD-Card or USB transfer

Some of the basic features are outlined below.

Importing GPX Files into Cacheberry

There are two ways to get the GPX file into Cacheberry.

Put the file on your SD card if your Blackberry supports this and has one, then import it into Cacheberry.
Import it via USB cable and the Cacheberry desktop software.

To get to this point, you need to launch Cacheberry on your Blackberry, then bring up the menu, you will then have a choice of which way you can import the file.

Viewing Caches

Now you have all your waypoints imported in, you can see what type of caches they are by the icons. The GC number and cache name appear are listed, along with info about if the cache contains Travel bugs or Geocoins.

Menu Options

Bring up the menu, and you have many options.

Find By:

Title
Description
Owner

Sort by:

Name
Found
Location
Title

Viewing Cache Descriptions/Information

	When you open up one of the waypoints, you can see the information available in the cache description.
	If you bring up the menu, you have options to check out the Travel bugs/Geo coins, decode any hints, read previous logs create memos and record finds.
	Sample of Travel Bug/Geocoin Information
	View hints, with the option to decrypt them on the fly
	View past logs
	Record your own notes