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About IPPF
In the early 1950s, a group of women and men started to campaign vociferously and visibly for women's rights to control their own fertility.
Family planning as a human right challenged many social conventions. Campaigners faced great hostility to gain acceptance for things that we take for granted today. Some were imprisoned. But they emerged determined to work with different cultures, traditions, laws and religious attitudes to improve the lives of women around the world. And so, at the 3rd International Conference on Planned Parenthood in 1952, 8 national family planning associations founded the International Planned Parenthood Federation. IPPF.
67 years later, the charity is a Federation of 134 Member Associations working in 145 countries, with another 26 Partners working in 21 countries, totalling 166 countries in which IPPF works in. In 2017, we delivered 208.6 million sexual and reproductive health services.
Funding and structure
The IPPF Secretariat comprises Central Office in London and six Regional Offices, working out of five locations:
Africa (Nairobi)
Arab World (Tunis)
East and South East Asia and Oceania (Bangkok)
European Network (Brussels)
South Asia (Bangkok hub and Delhi sub-office)
Western Hemisphere (New York)
Each Regional Office oversees, promotes and distributes core funds to Member Associations in the Region.
The newly established Executive Committee reflects the future transformation of IPPF. The Committee ensures our governance is democratic, transparent and accountable; and that IPPF is functioning at the highest possible standard as an organization.
The Executive Committee is made-up of four members of Council: Alice Ackermann, Professor Kun Tang, Tracy Robinson and Olgah Daphynne Namukuza.
Volunteerism is central to IPPF's ethos and millions of volunteers work with the Federation around the world.
All people are free to make choices about their sexuality and well-being, in a world free of discrimination.
Building on a proud history of 65 years of achievement, we commit to lead a locally owned, globally connected civil society movement that provides and enables services and champions sexual and reproductive health and rights for all, especially the under-served.
Our core values guide the way we undertake our work. We believe:
in social inclusion with a demonstrated commitment to enable the rights of the most under-served to be realised
in diversity, respecting all regardless of their age, gender, status, identity, sexual orientation or expression
our passion and determination inspire others to have the courage to challenge and seek social justice for all
in the significant contribution our volunteerism delivers across a range of roles and as activists inspiring the Federation to advance its mission
in accountability as a cornerstone of trust which is demonstrated through high performance, ethical standards and transparency.
Read IPPF's Strategic Framework: 2016-2022
Annual Performance Report 2017
This Annual Performance Report presents progress in implementing the Strategic Framework. In 2017, IPPF delivered 208.6 million sexual and reproductive health services and contributed to 146 policy and legal changes in support of sexual and reproductive health and rights.
IPPF's Strategic Framework: 2016-2022
Strategic Framework 2016–2022 is a bold and aspirational vision of what the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) plans to achieve, and how we will achieve it, over the next seven years. It is the culmination of an extensive global consultative ...
IPPF's Sexual Rights Declaration
Why is upholding sexual rights for all people is a priority of IPPF? How do IPPF staff and volunteers protect, defend and promote sexual rights, globally? With first person experiences and scenarios, the film explains IPPF's Declaration of Sexual Rights ...
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Field of Dreams game produces perfect ending for a Hollywood film
By Travis Leder
Published: Aug. 13, 2021 at 11:18 AM CDT
DYERSVILLE, Iowa (Gray News) - The ending to Major League Baseball's Field of Dreams game ended with a climax that a screenwriter would dream of.
MLB already knew the Field of Dreams game would be a success, as a sold-out crowd in Iowa watched the game paying homage to the 1989 Academy Award-nominated film starring Kevin Costner.
Absolute chills. #MLBatFieldofDreams pic.twitter.com/JsejH3OsWI
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) August 12, 2021
Viewers lauded over the pregame ceremonies featuring Costner and players with the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox walking out of the cornfields used in the filming of the movie.
Sports television production staffers dream of a night like tonight. Fox Sports really rose to the challenge. The #FieldOfDreamsGame was phenomenal as theater and as a production. Credit to all the behind the scenes people who made this great.
— Richard Deitsch (@richarddeitsch) August 13, 2021
The #FieldOfDreamsGame is the most out of left field, insane, and perfect thing to happen to baseball since the Red Sox broke the curse. pic.twitter.com/KDS6CUexoY
— T.A. Sullivan (@TASullivan8) August 13, 2021
Costner even alluded to one of the famous quotes from the film when addressing the nearly 8,000 who attended in the small Iowa city of Dyersville, which has a population of a little more than 4,000.
"Is this heaven?" Costner asked, replying, "Yes it is."
"On the other side of that corn we filmed a movie that stood the test of time. Tonight, thanks to that enduring impact that that little movie had, it's allowed us to come here again."
Kevin Costner with a fantastic speech before today's game 🙏
📺: #MLBatFieldofDreams pic.twitter.com/JdbHX8QJPn
While MLB thought it had already hit a home run with the production of this event, the Field of Dreams game turned out to be a grand slam with the way the game played out.
Star Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge smashed his 24th and 25th home runs in the high-scoring affair, including a two-run blast in the 9th inning to get his team within one run of Chicago.
ALL RISE AGAIN!
Aaron Judge with his 2nd HR of the night to make it a 1-run game! pic.twitter.com/S64IJRXmuK
Giancarlo Stanton would follow up with another two-run blast to give the Yankees an unlikely lead, coming back from a three-run deficit.
GIANCARLO STANTON FOR THE LEAD 💣🌽 #MLBatFieldofDreams
(via @MLBONFOX) pic.twitter.com/TBzrcjXnhv
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) August 13, 2021
The Yankees' comeback was exciting enough, but the White Sox weren't ready to roll the credits.
Chicago shortstop Tim Anderson stepped to the plate as the potential go-ahead run in what would be a walk-off for the ages, and he didn't disappoint.
WHAT A DREAM. Tim Anderson walks it off! pic.twitter.com/0GDXW91uKg
— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) August 13, 2021
Anderson, who admitted before Thursday's game he never watched "Field of Dreams," concluded the game with the home run into the Iowa corn to win the game 9-8.
"The fans came to see a show, and we gave them a show," Anderson said.
Copyright 2021 Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Weekly Health Update — Link Between Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Chiropractic: Link Between Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
An analysis of data from two large prospective studies has revealed a strong relationship between cardiovascular risk and carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). The researchers found the patients at the greatest risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD) were over four times more likely to develop CTS than those with the lowest CVD risk. The findings suggest managing modifiable risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease—such as high blood pressure, tobacco use, high blood sugar, physical inactivity, poor diet, poor cholesterol levels, high BMI— may not only benefit patients with CTS but may also reduce their risk for developing the condition in the first place.
Mental Attitude: Sleep Plays Vital Role in Emotions.
Feeling cranky after a long night? It's probably because your brain's ability to regulate emotions has been compromised by lack of sleep. Researchers studied 18 participants and found that after a wakeful night, participants performed badly on tests designed to gauge their reactions to either neutral or emotional images, indicating a lower degree of regulatory processing. The findings suggest that lack of sleep appears to compromise the brain's ability to decide what is important, and it highlights sleep's vital role in maintaining good emotional balance and mental health.
Health Alert: At Risk for Metabolic Syndrome?
Metabolic syndrome is a group of risk factors that increases an individual's risk for heart disease. According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, metabolic risk factors include the following: excess abdominal fat, increased circumference of the waist, high levels of fatty triglycerides, low levels of HDL ("good") cholesterol, high blood pressure, and high fasting blood sugar.
Diet: Magnesium Intake May Prevent Deadly Cancer.
Investigators have found that increased magnesium intake may be beneficial in preventing pancreatic cancer. An analysis of data on more than 66,000 adults aged 50 to 76 revealed that every 100 mg per day decrease in magnesium intake was associated with a 24% increase in the occurrence of pancreatic cancer. Researcher Dr. Daniel Dibaba writes, "For those at a higher risk of pancreatic cancer, adding a magnesium supplement to their diet may prove beneficial in preventing this disease… While more study is needed, the general population should strive to get the daily recommendations of magnesium through diet, such as dark, leafy greens or nuts, to prevent any risk of pancreatic cancer."
Exercise: Exercise Improves Children's Working Memory.
School children who participated in a ten-week aerobic exercise program (45 minutes per session, three times per week) experienced improvements in working memory when compared with children in a control group who were provided with homework assistance sessions during the same time frame. The results suggest children would not only benefit physically from regular physical activity but academically as well.
Wellness/Prevention: How to Make Resolutions Stick.
Clinical psychologist Dr. Josh Klapow says that resolutions to improve your health are more easily made than kept, but there are ways to turn them into lifelong habits. He advises following the "S.M.A.R.T." system, which includes the following five steps: Set specific goals, Monitor actions by keeping track of progress, Arrange for success by eliminating barriers, Recruit a support team to help keep motivated, and Treat yourself for keeping your resolutions.


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Food Safety Markets
Raw Milk May Do More Harm Than Good
Raw or unpasteurized cows' milk from U.S. retail stores can hold a huge amount of antimicrobial-resistant genes if left at room temperature, according to a new study from researchers at the University of California, Davis.
The study also found bacteria that harbored antimicrobial-resistant genes can transfer them to other bacteria, potentially spreading resistance if consumed. The study was published in the journal Microbiome.
"We don't want to scare people, we want to educate them. If you want to keep drinking raw milk, keep it in your refrigerator to minimize the risk of it developing bacteria with antibiotic-resistant genes," said lead author Jinxin Liu, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Food Science and Technology at UC Davis.
Lacking in probiotics
An estimated 3 percent of the U.S. population consumes unpasteurized, or raw, milk, which has not been heated to kill pathogens and extend shelf life. Raw milk is often touted to consumers as having an abundant supply of probiotics, or healthy bacteria, compared with pasteurized milk. UC Davis researchers did not find that to be the case.
"Two things surprised us," said Liu. "We didn't find large quantities of beneficial bacteria in the raw milk samples, and if you leave raw milk at room temperature, it creates dramatically more antimicrobial-resistant genes than pasteurized milk."
Bacteria with antimicrobial-resistant genes, if passed to a pathogen, have the potential to become "superbugs," so that pharmaceuticals to treat infection or disease no longer work. Each year, almost 3 million people get an antibiotic-resistant infection, and more than 35,000 people die, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
The longer it sits, the worse it gets
UC Davis researchers analyzed more than 2,000 retail milk samples from five states, including raw milk and milk pasteurized in different ways. The study found raw milk had the highest prevalence of antibiotic-resistant microbes when left at room temperature.
"Our study shows that with any temperature abuse in raw milk, whether intentional or not, it can grow these bacteria with antimicrobial resistance genes," said co-author Michele Jay-Russell, research microbiologist and manager with the UC Davis Western Center for Food Safety. "It's not just going to spoil. It's really high risk if not handled correctly."
Some consumers are intentionally letting raw milk sit outside of the refrigerator at room temperature to ferment, in order to make what's known as clabber. Co-author and Peter J. Shields Chair of Dairy Food Science David Mills said if consumers eat raw milk clabber, they are likely adding a high number of antimicrobial-resistant genes to their gut.
"You could just be flooding your gastrointestinal tract with these genes," said Mills. "We don't live in an antibiotic-free world anymore. These genes are everywhere, and we need to do everything we can to stop that flow into our bodies."
While more work is needed to fully understand whether antibiotic-resistant genes in raw milk translate into health risks for humans, Mills suggests that consumers instead use a starter culture if they want to ferment raw milk, which carries specific strains of bacteria to inoculate the milk.
Limiting antibiotics for cows may create a new dairy market
Diarrhea is common in calves and causes enormous financial losses to the livestock industry worldwide.


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A Little More Water for Arctic Ocean Sailors
August 2, 2018 Ash Routen Arctic | Expeditions | Polar Exploration | Polar Research | Poles | Science
Colliard and Roubinet on their 2013 attempt to cross the Arctic Ocean in summer. Photo: Sébastien Roubinet
French adventurers Vincent Colliard, Sébastien Roubinet and Eric André continue to edge north as they try to sail across the Arctic Ocean from Alaska to Svalbard. Three days ago, they passed 75 degrees of latitude in the Beaufort Sea. They still have most of the way to go — it's another 1,500km just to the North Pole — but the Arctic Ocean ice begins to open up significantly in mid-August.
Colliard and Roubinet were plucked from thick ice by an icebreaker at the 82nd parallel on their failed attempt in 2013, so the team still has weeks to go before they revisit that critical area on their current expedition.
Hitting open water in the Beaufort Sea on Day 33. Photo: Vincent Colliard
On July 22, they were able to get their first meaningful period of sailing under their belt as they covered 15 nautical miles in open water, plus another 8 miles hauling across ice:
Mid-afternoon, the fog surrounds and it's hard to know where to go, so we stop for a coffee. Then it clears. The whole sky is still overcast. In a couple of places, the clouds are way darker! The ice reflects white in a cloudy sky whereas the open water reflects dark grey. We are aiming straight to the dark grey … We encounter water for a short while before getting back on the ice. We meet the water again when the fog reappears. At that time, we can't imagine that we'll be sailing until late evening. But we do.
Most of the time, the team has been navigating around small, rafted-up ice pieces and hauling over or evading the vast floes still bonded together. The wind sometimes forces them to change direction 70 times a day. But when conditions are good, they can cover up to 70 nautical miles in 24 hours.
"Once upon a time, three donkeys were pulling and pushing, sometimes forward, sometimes backward, a sail-ski boat on the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean … Donkeys aren't very common in this part of the world, though. Legends say they are very rare." Photo: Vincent Colliard
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Bell Helicopter, a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company, announced today the sale of the first Bell 407GXP to Germany.
The aircraft will be outfitted for corporate and VIP transport, which continues to be a popular market segment throughout Europe.
Dr. Ernst Langner and Nataly Langner signed for the Bell 407GXP at the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Convention and Exhibition and will be the first to operate this aircraft throughout Germany.
"We are thrilled to have the first customer in Germany sign for the Bell 407GXP and deliver this superior aircraft to the region," said Patrick Moulay, vice president of Global Sales and Marketing for Bell Helicopter. "The Bell 407 has proven to be a very popular aircraft with over 1,200 flying worldwide today, with particularly strong demand for the upgraded Bell 407GXP from our European customer base. We are pleased to see the continued interest in our modern commercial product line."
Bell Helicopter's Independent Representative, Atlas Air Service AG, supported the signing and is a renowned aviation company with its head office in Ganderkesee located in Lower Saxony, Germany and has been an Independent Representative for Bell Helicopter since October 2014.
"The luxurious interior, combined with the smooth, quiet performance of the aircraft is exactly what the customer was looking for, so this was a perfect fit," said Nicolas von Mende, CEO of Atlas Air Service. "We look forward to seeing this superior aircraft operating in Germany."
The Bell 407GXP is another example of Bell Helicopter's continued investment in its current products to enhance customer value and increase mission capability. The Bell 407GXP is an upgrade to Bell Helicopter's best-selling platform, the Bell 407, with added value through industry leading performance, payload capability and operating economics.
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Alert Dog Saves Elderly Woman After She Falls Into The Snow!
Minnesota resident, 87 year old Noreen (she didn't want her last name used), can thank a black Labrador for saving her life! Tim Curfman, who owns Midnight, was taking his garbage out the other day, when Midnight started acting unusual.
His dog kept staring at him and it appeared he wanted Curfman to follow him. He followed Midnight around the other side of the house where he found his neighbor, Noreen, lying in the snow. She had fallen while filling up her bird feeder and could not get up. The temperature was -1 degrees!
Curfman helped Noreen into his house where his wife got Noreen a change of clothes and helped her warm up. Fortunately, she was not seriously injured. Curfman is very proud of Midnight while Noreen considers him to be her hero. Either way, Midnight got some serious treats that night!


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Q: How can I get an object inside a javascript event handler? I am trying to get an object inside the onclick event handler function.
But it is not working the way I expect it to.
For example, if I run this code:
var entries = [{id: 1},{id: 2},{id: 3}];

for (var i = 0; i < entries.length; i++) {

    var entry = entries[i];

    document.getElementById(entry.id).onclick = function () {
        console.log("this.id: " + this.id);
        console.log("entry.id: " + entry.id);
    };

}

What I expect is:
this.id: 1
entry.id: 1

this.id: 2
entry.id: 2

this.id: 3
entry.id: 3

But what I get is:
this.id: 1
entry.id: 3

this.id: 2
entry.id: 3

this.id: 3
entry.id: 3

Why is the entry object always the entry with the id 3?
How can I get the correct entry object inside the click event handler?

A: One way to fix this is:
var entries = [{id: 1},{id: 2},{id: 3}];

for (var i = 0; i < entries.length; i++) {

    var entry = entries[i];

    document.getElementById(entry.id).onclick = (function (id) {
        return function () {
            console.log("this.id: " + this.id);
            console.log("entry.id: " + id);
        };
    })(entry.id);

}

You can use a self-executing function (whose purpose is to provide a closure that entry.id will be bound to) to return you a new onclick handler that is bound to the particular id.
If you don't do this, all your onclick handlers get bound to the same entry variable and end up with the last value it received during the for loop.

A: This is one of the tricky things about closure. You are creating those event handlers with a closure over entry. They all have access to that variable, that exact variable. Consequently once those events fire they get only the last value set to entry. You need to break the closure. Here is one way.
function addClickHandlers() {
  var entries = [{id: 1},{id: 2},{id: 3}];
  var i = entries.length;
  while (i--) {
    var entry = entries[i];
    document.getElementById(entry.id).onclick = getClickHandler(entry);
  }
}

function getClickHandler(entry) {
  return function() {
    console.log("this.id: " + this.id);
    console.log("entry.id: " + entry.id);
  };
}

Note: I changed your for loop into a while just because it's the fastest way to loop in javascript when order isn't important and I think it's slick.
Added for completeness
There are some other methods designed to deal with this situation. I find that I use them all the time.
In Ext there is createDelegate
myhandler.createDelegate(scope, [arguments], [appendArgs]);

For javascript 1.8.5 there is Function.prototype.bind
myhandler.bind(scope, arguments)

Writing Function.prototype.bind is pretty easy (lifted from here)
Function.prototype.bind = function(self, var_args) {
  var thisFunc = this;
  var leftArgs = Array.slice(arguments, 1);
  return function(var_args) {
    var args = leftArgs.concat(Array.slice(arguments, 0));
    return thisFunc.apply(self, args);
  };
};

A: This is because of the way closures work in JavaScript. The onclick reference on all the 3 elements store the same function which after the loop has entry pointing to last entry. Hence the result. You can get your result by wrapping it in another function having the needed entry. Following is one way to do it:
var entries = [{id: 1},{id: 2},{id: 3}];

for (var i = 0; i < entries.length; i++) {

    var entry = entries[i];

    function setOnClickHandler(entry) {
        document.getElementById(entry.id).onclick = function () {
            console.log("this.id: " + this.id);
            console.log("entry.id: " + entry.id);
        };
    }

    setOnClickHandler(entry);
}

I've written a small post on this.

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Exposure to high fluoride concentration in drinking water will affect spermatogenesis and steroidogenesis in male albino rats
Author: Pushpalatha T, Srinivas M, Sreenivasula Reddy P.
Journal Name: Biometals
Categories: Brain, Reproductive Toxicity, Sperm Effects, Testes, Enzymes
Sodium fluoride (NaF) administered orally to adult male rats at a dose level of 4.5 ppm and 9.0 ppm for 75 days caused significant decrease in the body weight, brain index and testicular index. A significant decrease in sperm count, sperm motility, sperm viability and sperm function (HOS positive) with increased sperm abnormalities was also observed in NaF-exposed male rats. The activity levels of testicular steroidogenic marker enzymes 3beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase (3beta-HSD) and 17beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase (17beta-HSD) were significantly decreased in NaF-treated rats indicating decreased steroidogenesis and in turn spermatogenesis in rats exposed to NaF.
Effects of fluoride ingestion on the physiology of reproductive organs of male rat
Oral administration of sodium fluoride (NaF) (5 and 10 mg/kg body weight/day) for 30 days to adult male rats, brought about a reduction in body weight especially by high dose (10 mg/kg body weight). In fluorotic rats, testicular cholesterol and serum testosterone levels were not affected. However, succinate dehydrogenase activity
Induction of oxidative stress on reproductive and metabolic organs in sodium fluoride-treated male albino rats: protective effect of testosterone and vitamin E coadministration
The present study was undertaken to search out the effect of sodium fluoride, a water pollutant noted throughout the world, including India, on oxidative stress induction in reproductive tissues, sperm pellet, and metabolic tissues like the liver and kidney. The protective effects of testosterone or vitamin-E coadministration were also observed
Suppression of male reproduction in rats after exposure to sodium fluoride during early stages of development
Sodium fluoride (NaF), a widespread natural pollutant was given to sperm-positive female rats throughout gestation and lactation at a dose of 4.5 and 9.0 ppm via drinking water. The neonates were allowed to grow up to 90 days on tap water, and then sperm parameters, testicular steroidogenic marker enzyme activity
Fluoride toxicity in the testis and cauda epididymis of guinea pig and reversal by ascorbate
Effects of sodium fluoride (NaF) (30 mg kg-1 body weight) and ascorbic acid ingestion along with sodium fluoride for 30 days each were studied to evaluate its possible role as an ameliorative agent on functions of reproductive organs and spermatozoa of the fluorotic guinea pig. The cauda epididymal spermatozoa were
[The primary study of antagonism of selenium on fluoride-induced reproductive toxicity of male rat].
The protective effect of ascorbic acid at dose level of 1.0 mg/L in drinking water against the fluoride-induced damage on reproductive system of rat was studied. 150 mg/L sodium fluoride (NaF) in drinking water of male rat can cause the significant decrease of sperm count and mobility, the increase of
Fluoride's Effect on Male Reproductive System - Human Studies
Consistent with in vitro and animal research, studies of human populations have reported associations between fluoride exposure and damage to the male reproductive system. Most notably, a scientist at the Food & Drug Administration reported in 1994 that populations in the United States with more than 3 ppm fluoride in their water had lower "total fertility rates" than populations with lower fluoride levels.
Fluoride's Direct Effects on Brain: Animal Studies
The possibility that fluoride ingestion may impair intelligence and other indices of neurological function is supported by a vast body of animal research, including over 40 studies that have investigated fluoride's effects on brain quality in animals. As discussed by the National Research Council, the studies have consistently demonstrated that fluoride, at widely varying concentrations, is toxic to the brain.
NRC (2006): Fluoride's Neurotoxicity and Neurobehavioral Effects
The NRC's analysis on fluoride and the brain.
Fluoride & IQ: 67 Studies
As of May 2020, a total of 75 studies have investigated the relationship between fluoride and human intelligence. Of these investigations, 67 studies have found that elevated fluoride exposure is associated with reduced IQ in humans, while over 60 animal studies have found that fluoride exposure impairs the learning and/or
Fluoride: Developmental Neurotoxicity.
Developmental Neurotoxicity There has been a tremendous amount of research done on the association of exposure to fluoride with developmental neurotoxicity. There are over 60 studies reporting reduced IQ in children and several on the impaired learning/memory in animals. And there are studies which link fluoride to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Teaching


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2021 Toyota GR Supra 2.0
The Supra sure looks like the Toyota version of the BMW Z4, and that makes sense since both of these two-seater sports cars share engines, transmissions and chassis. While the Supra doesn't have the sheer power of some rivals, it's still a blast to drive and has a comfortable and attractive interior as well as a relatively low sticker price.
As Tested: $48,040
Mileage: 25 mpg city/32 mpg highway/28 mpg combined
You may also remember the Supra from the Fast and Furious movie franchise.
Toyota came out with the fifth-generation Supra for the 2020 model year after a long break – production ended on the fourth-generation in 1998. For 2021, there's a limited-edition A91 Edition trim, a new four-cylinder engine, the six-cylinder gets more horsepower, and the infotainment system gets a bigger touchscreen.
The rear-wheel-drive Supra comes in trims: 2.0, 3.0, 3.0 Premium, and A91 Edition. The Supra starts at $43,090, which is the lowest starting price among luxury sports cars. The A91 Edition starts at $54,795 which is still low for the segment. The Supra is only available with an automatic transmission and only as a coupe – no convertible.
Two engines are available. The base is a 2.0-liter turbocharged four cylinder that makes 255 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque. There's also a 3.0-liter turbocharged six-cylinder that produces 382 horses and 368 pound-feet. Both engines are paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission—no manual gearbox is available.
The Supra is a nimble performer. My tester has the base engine and it provides more than enough power for everyday driving. Acceleration is quick off the line and anytime you press the accelerator; Toyota says the Supra 2.0 can go from zero to 60 in five seconds. Merging and passing at freeway speeds is a breeze. The Supra glides around turns with little body lean. Steering and brakes are responsive, and the eight-speed shifts quickly and smoothly. While the six-cylinder provides more oomph, the standard four-cylinder engine still provides lots of fun behind the wheel! It's also pleasant for everyday driving, whether you're commuting or running errands. Visibility is limited to the rear so you'll want to check the side mirrors and rear view camera.
The Supra 2.0 has excellent fuel economy for a sports car. EPA ratings for my 2.0 tester are 25 mpg city and 32 mpg highway with a combined rating of 28. I got 29 mpg during my week with a mix of city and highway driving.
The cabin is attractive with lots of upscale materials and soft-touch plastic. The front seats are cushy and supportive. As you'd expect in a two-seater, there's not a ton of room but average-size adults will be comfortable with decent leg- and headroom. However, the car is also low to the ground which can make it tough for some folks to get in and out.
Standard features include keyless entry, push-button start, rearview camera, dual-zone automatic climate control, leather upholstery, manually adjustable seats, digital gauge cluster, infotainment system with 8.8-inch display screen, four-speaker audio system, HD Radio, satellite radio, Bluetooth, one USB port, and automatic high-beam headlights.
Available features include a head-up display, heated seats with power adjustments, 8.8-inch touchscreen, navigation, 10- or 12-speaker audio system, Apple CarPlay, and wireless device charging.
Standard driver assistance technologies include lane departure warning, lane keep assist, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and pedestrian detection.
Available driver assistance technologies include adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, and front and rear parking sensors.
The Supra Command infotainment system comes standard with an 8.8-inch display screen which you control with a touchpad and knob on the center console between the two front seats. It's pretty much the same system as BMW's iDrive. Graphics look good and menus are logically laid out. There are physical knobs and buttons for common functions such as audio and climate. An 8.8-inch touchscreen is available, which comes with navigation and Apple CarPlay; however Android Auto isn't available.
The Supra has a fair amount of cargo space—10.2 cubic feet—for a small sports car, and the wide opening makes it easy to load and unload your stuff. I was easily able to fit a number of items after a Costco run including a big container of kitty litter!
Relatively low price for the class
Fun to drive!
Quick and nimble performance
Excellent fuel economy for a sports car
Attractive interior with quality materials
User-friendly infotainment system
Available Apple CarPlay
Decent cargo space for a two-seater
The not-so-good:
Not available as a convertible or with a manual transmission
Rear visibility is limited
No Android Auto
Pricing info:
My tester starts at $42,990. The Safety and Technology Package is $3,485 and includes dynamic radar cruise control, blind spot monitor, rear cross traffic alert, parking sensors with emergency braking function, 8.8-inch touchscreen, navigation, 12-speaker 500-watt JBL audio system with amplifier, touchpad rotary control, wireless Apple CarPlay, speed limit information, and map updates. The special color (Nitro Yellow) is $425. The carpet cargo mat is $80. Wheel locks are $65. Delivery fee is $995 bringing the grand total to $48,040.
If you're looking for a reasonably priced sports car that's quick and fun to drive, check out the 2021 Toyota Supra. It comes with a long list of standard features and is also practical enough for commuting and running errands. It doesn't have the sheer athleticism or opulent luxury of some rivals, but it will still put a big smile on your face!
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Geocaching HQ communications
Release Notes (Geocaching Intro is now Geocaching® app) March 9, 2016
By Geocaching HQ,
March 9, 2016 in Release Notes
+gmj3191
gmj3191
Here in Australia we've been asking for years if the apps can log using the local device time instead of Seattle time, like almost all other apps do.
How hard can that be?
If we go out caching on our east coast, all our logs up to about 4pm have yesterday's date on them. On the west coast it's worse by several hours.
It doesn't even get a mention in your proposed improvements.
What is it about this relatively simple action, which almost all competing apps do, which is so difficult in the Groundspeak office?
+Crow-T-Robot
Crow-T-Robot
I see that my pocket queries are now showing up in the My Lists section. I don't recall seeing those the first time I looked at the app, but I could be mistaken and they might have been there all along. What I don't see is an option to download the list to my device. Does that mean the PQ will be able to be used without a data connection? I assume not, so the option to save the list to my device is still needed. If, however, by a small chance that you can use the PQ offline without downloading the data, that would be very cool.
+terratin
terratin
As there's no offline caching yet and I can't actually test it my biggest two gripes are: It is far too slow on an iphone 5s with lots of free memory. it takes 30 seconds for caches to load, and then another 15 seconds each time I move the map a bit. This is far too slow and pretty much useless. Second gripe: the app is too big. What's wrong with developing a light and fast app that works on every phone and not only on high-end machines?
Site Wide Moderators
Earlier in the thread, we learned that saving offline lists is expected to become available by March 23rd.
+kripau
kripau
Lists can/are made on the website and can be viewed on your mobile device.
I know but making the lists on the app was a great feature in the paid app, so this is a drawback for sure. Still can't narrow this down to one app, they keep missing to many features.
-- Saving lists on the phone for off-line use.
Very often we are looking for nearby caches, eg in a hotel abraod, downloading the list to use off-line, getting out caching. As we have no internet access all over the world the saving of caches offline on the iphone is a must.
-- Turning map in direction of the cache
In the old app the map could show you the direction of the cache.. I do not find this functionality in the new app.
-- Performance
The new app is a lot slower. Is the map with caches updated on-line ??
-- Design
A cell phone screen is not so big. Why the D/T indication are so massive designed. I do not think this is added value. Just D/T 1/5 (eg) is enough.
Also the space for the map is half the screen. Are we expected to get out with ipad's?
Not(yet) in favor of the new app
Edited March 14, 2016 by kripau
+BethKatzPA
BethKatzPA
I've used the paid app for many years. On Friday, I used the new app out in the woods from a list generated by a pocket query. My caching companions had used only the intro app, so they helped me when I had questions. I didn't make any logs in the field, but we found 16 of the 16 caches we searched for including a 4.5/4.5 multi that hadn't been found for three years. Woot! I have some observations based on my experience.
The black navigating band below the map needs to be taller. Not everyone has 20-something eyes. It should be at least twice as tall with the distance font doubled in size. Ah, ha. Stealth interface. I just discovered that if I tap on the black band, I get a bigger compass. I still want the distance and black band taller.
Needs ability to refresh cache data. I can refresh the data from the website in the paid app. The new app does not display our logs (created after our trip) from Friday. I see no way to update a cache listing in the new app. When I browsed to the area by moving the map (rather than looking at the pocket query list which also doesn't give new data), the map show the caches we found as smilies. However, the activity displayed still shows what was downloaded Thursday evening. I see no way to refresh the cache data. By the way, I want a way to refresh a whole list's data at home while connected to a faster data connection. I know you plan to make saving lists for offline use an option very soon; that's essential. My experience suggests that lists are not being updated after they are downloaded. I really want that for new caches; for example, has someone already found the new cache when I'm heading out for the FTF?
Setting waypoints to current location seems flaky. Setting waypoints for the multi we were doing worked fine. However, two times when I have set a waypoint by tapping current location, the app has created three waypoints.
Response-time is slow. I have an 9-month-old iPhone 6. It was slow to recognize the Stop as well as Start navigating. Just now, with my phone plugged in to my computer and with a good wired internet connection, it took at least four seconds to stop navigating. Optimize your code where it is used frequently. Response to that tap should be instantaneous.
Color contrast needs to be higher on map display of caches. Maybe try a brighter dot outline color.
Need more helpful Geocache Details. The D/T and size should be included in the small summary info. Size is more important than number of favorites when we are actively searching. The About info should include find info (# finds, # DNFs, last found, ...). The dials for D/T aren't helpful. By the way, it looks like the font for Activity is a point size smaller than About and Waypoints. Be consistent.
Need all log types. Sometimes we need to log Needs Maintenance. Owners need their log types. I can't log Owner Maintenance and check that the log was recorded online without switching to the paid app or the website.
I'm thinking that you've made the decision to stop supporting the paid/classic app and won't rescind it. Please carefully consider when you will no longer allow the paid app to access your server. I like the suggestion that you allow that well past July and until the number of accesses from the classic app drops to a low level. We know what features we find essential. I see that the paid/classic has a note in the store saying that it will not be available for download after March 23rd.
I noticed that there were updates to both the paid and new app before I finished this post, so I downloaded them. My notes still stand as written above.
+2Chiefs
2Chiefs
Too much to read and comprehend all at once.
Simple question: As a PREMIUM MEMBER do I NEED to download the new app? I just did an update to the classic and see no changes.
+GeoTrekker26
GeoTrekker26
There are two apps, the existing paid app and the developing new, intro, geocaching(registered) app. They have not changed the classic app, so doing an update will produce nothing different for you. If you want to see the changes you have to download the other app. The PTB have not indicated if the claassic app will still function after the March cutoff date. They have said that it will not be supported after the cutoff date but haven't told us what that means.
+jpadc
jpadc
Simple answer is YES, as its possible the "classic" app MAY soon not function (I've read it all and its not clear if it will be disabled or just no longer for sale and no longer updated). It is a lot to read, but its the biggest change since the introduction of the smartphone app affecting all players using a smartphone app (i.e., most everybody now). If you're old school and use a hand held GPS and paper notes from the website, nothing will change for you.
Edited March 13, 2016 by jpadc
+AnTsInRpAnTs
AnTsInRpAnTs
I agree. Surely the automatic searching should be a feature one can switch off! It's crazy for local searches to be automatically updated.
Thank you Bethkatz17582 for writing this post. We have not yet managed to get out and try out this app in the field, but find it astonishing that this app has been launched seemingly without a serious beta-testing period by a substantial group of experienced cachers from a good number of different countries? You can be sure they would have had volunteers.
There are too many good features in the current classic app that are missing here. Why did Groundspeak launch an app that is nowhere near ready?
The PTB have not indicated if the claassic app will still function after the March cutoff date. They have said that it will not be supported after the cutoff date but haven't told us what that means.
This is not true. Re-read the announcement and prior posts from Geocaching HQ Lackeys.
The Geocaching® app is not a new app. It's a re-branding of the former "Intro" app, with some new features added and more on the way. We're now in a transition period where the paid app (Geocaching Classic) won't be sold anymore (but will still be supported) while the remaining features of the paid app are re-coded to become part of the Geocaching® app. It's fine to keep using the paid app until your favorite features migrate over. I know I won't be switching until field notes functionality and offline lists are added to the Geocaching® app.
Thank you all!!! Jpadc, simple answer to a simple question ~ ~ THANK YOU!
The announcement reads: "For those who currently have the app, it will be supported at least through June 2016." Nothing Lackey has said explains what "not supported" looks like beyond that date. It could mean all links and access to the web database will continue indefinitely we just won't fix bugs or add features (which they didn't do anyway) or it could mean well we can't take it off your phone, but don't expect it to continue to have access to our database systems but if you have saved caches you can still probably get some use out of it.
Don't get me wrong, I like the new app (and I like that as a Premium member I can use it on my iPhone or Android device without having to buy separate copies). I like the look and feel and I think that Groundspeak had let the classic app become dated, rarely fixed bugs nor offed new features (leading others to use c:geo etc.). I get that they need to focus on leveraging their data (and the wide availability of GPS enabled smartphones) to get more Premium members. I think this new app is a significant move in the right direction. I hope they are seriously interested in really developing it to have everything the classic app had and more (user stats as just one example).
As others have said, I think this would go better if members were drawn to the new apps exciting additional features rather than like me (and others) learning about this by seeing an update app notice from Apple saying we are changing its name as we are phasing it out for this new thing that (by comparison) is not yet ready for prime-time. But I like the direction this is going. Not sure I'll like a (likely) increase in the annual fee, but to see them really upgrade what for most players is the primary front door, this is a good thing
How about while your at it Groundspeak, doing an update to a very dated website too... On second thought, maybe you better wait till the app transition is first class before messing with the web interface.
+niraD
niraD
Am I the only one who would prefer a compass circle with a directional arrow pointing at the cache, rather than the black navigation band?
Do you have information from GS that you haven't shared with us? The announcement says:
For those who currently have the app, it will be supported at least through June 2016.
Windows XP is no longer supported but is still functional and in use in a lot of computers. Is this what GS means? Or do they mean they will not allow the old app to access their web site? It's not productive when statements are challenged without providing any additive information.
Do you have information from GS that you haven't shared with us?
No, but I do have access to a calendar, which I studied.
-- Caches showing in list form
Can the caches instead of on the map be viewed in list format?
Just my opinion, but I think a Moderator should try to set a better tone.
+Lobo59
Lobo59
Read previous Release Notes
Release Notes - March 9, 2016
A new name for the grown-up Geocaching Intro app
With the addition of advanced tools, 'Geocaching Intro' has officially outgrown its name. It has been renamed to the Geocaching® app — an app we made for Premium members.
To differentiate the new Geocaching® app from the older paid app, we have changed the paid app's name to 'Geocaching Classic'.
We want to create a single geocaching experience on mobile that can do both: serve as a simple introduction to the game and unlock the full geocaching experience with Premium membership. This is a request we've heard from players for a long time and is something we've come to agree with: your Premium Membership should include all the best geocaching tools.
With the new Geocaching® app, you will have all the features an experienced geocacher needs, such as live search, Message Center, trackables and, most recently, geocache lists.
What's happening with the Geocaching Classic app?
On March 23, 2016, the Geocaching Classic app will no longer be available to purchase or download in the Apple or Google Play stores. For those who currently have the app, it will be supported at least through June 2016. We will keep you updated in case anything changes along the way.
All of the Geocaching Classic app's features are either already included or are coming soon in the Geocaching® app. In addition, we've made significant improvements to those features. Stay tuned for information on upcoming releases.
In the long run, we believe this is the right direction for both seasoned geocachers and new players alike, as we aim to meet everyone's geocaching needs. We are grateful to you for sticking with us through these changes and we promise to keep you updated on the future improvements. If you haven't already, download the Geocaching® app (Apple) (Android) and give it a try!
Find more information about these changes in this Help Center FAQ.
(HQ's Marketing Team will watch this thread in order to address questions when possible.)
I'm quite sure that GeoTrekker26 meant to write cutoff date June and not March. And I agree that Groundspeak's statement leaves it completely open what will happen from July onwards. It is not clear whether cachers will be able to access the data base via the old paid app which will make an essential difference to basic members (not me as I do not even own a smartphone) as with the new app they can only access a very limited set of caches.
Why do people who have paid for an app. in order to see more advanced caches now find their app. will become obsolete and force them to buy a premium membership. Is this not just a cash grab?? Not everyone wants to pay for a yearly subscription but are willing to pay a onetime payment for the app.
Hi Kripau
Sympathise with your frustration. I agree totally on your 1st point. When I travel, I don't necessarily have a computer and logging onto the website to create a list or run a PQ isn't great on a phone. So creating an offline list when you do have access to wifi is really useful. The only other solution is to have planned a full itinerary before leaving home and run a lot of PQs! But what if you don't have travel plan that detailed?
When travelling abroad, I always have data roaming switched off too. Otherwise, phone charges escalate rapidly. So I cache using the offline saved maps and cache info so using a live map download is out of the question unless connected to wifi.
On your 2nd point, when you have started navigation and you have the map up with the cache showing, there is a green circular image at top left. If you press on that it changes the view so the cache will rotate as you move the phone around.
I also really really want to be able to see the caches in list form. If you are looking for a particular cache, what use is a bunch of smiley faces ???? I probably work with lists rather than maps about 60% of the time.
I am actually quite incredulous that the developers at Groundspeak HQ have not included all these features and more. Who has been consulted with?
knowschad
I also have access to a calendar and I studied it and learned that June 2016 is less than 3 months away. I think that some of us fail to see your point.
If you can't post something useful, please refrain from posting. If someone else had posted that, you would have deleted it.
The issue is what support and termination thereof, means for the future of the classic app. Maybe one of the GS staff will directly answer the question which has been raised several times.
+Dame Deco
Dame Deco
Sorry, Keystone--but it's not clear to me at all. Will the classic app work after March 23 (and then the June date mentioned) or not? That seems like a pretty simple questions--will the app still function? Why won't anybody tell us?
Geocaching HQ wrote:
"With the new Geocaching® app, you will have all the features an experienced geocacher needs, such as live search, Message Center, trackables and, most recently, geocache lists."
Although there are some great new features that the Classic App does have, such as the ability to pull up Google maps for use when driving to a cache lovcation in an unknown area rather than trying to use a caching map for that kind of navigation, this seems a very misleading statement when a good number of features in the Classis Geocaching App have not been included in this new Geocaching® app.
There are features apparently missing from the new app that experienced cachers have been making good use of for years and are going to sorely miss, such as:
- the ability to view cache searches as lists not just a page full of dots and smiley faces. If you are looking for a particular cache, it is so much easier to run your eye down a list! And once you have run such a search, it would be good to be able to save that search for offline use, as we do now on the Classic app. That list can then be edited for items not wanted for whatever reason.
- the ability to save a cache or a cache group found in the search facility to offline on your phone.
- the ability to write Personal Geocache Notes, a feature I use regularly but especially for notes on our owned caches where I find it incredibly usefu to hold data on puzzle cache solutions in case I get a query it's a lot easier to look there for detail about the puzzle construction than in a paper or word document in a file somewhere. It's also a great place to record details about a find (such as data required to work out location of a bonus cache) while have the data source cache open on your phone.
- and as mentioned elsewhere, why drop Maintenance Required and Owner Maintenance logs? If your going to provide the ability to log a find or a DNF or a Note from the field, why stop there? Are you planning to stop people logging a Maintenance Requirement? Why would we need or want to wait until we get to log it online?
Then, regarding your Help & About feature, I am sure some of the information you have on there is interesting for newcomers for a few minutes (though I would have thought they might know something about caching before downloading an app), but surely a Help section for an app should include information about how an app works (ie. some instructions for use). How things work are always self-evident for those who make them, but not so for users who have not been thinking a process through along the same lines.
Perhaps it would also be good to provide (even if not in detail there in the app, then a link to one online) an explanation to clearly state, for the benefit of Classic App users, what features will not be found in this app, so don't bother looking everywhere to not find them.
Finally, I think that it is unfair on the thousands if not millions of supportive premium members, after all we PAY annually for the privilege, to withdraw support for the "Classic" app as soon as June when we are probably not going to be happy to run with the Geocaching® app until it has been properly tried and tested by the premium member community. I for one would like to know what real research was done that justifies the statement you will have all the features an experienced geocacher needs before implementing this tool.Did you do a statistically meaningful survey of premium members across a significant range of countries?
Edited March 14, 2016 by AnTsInRpAnTs
We're now in a transition period where the paid app (Geocaching Classic) won't be sold anymore (but will still be supported) while the remaining features of the paid app are re-coded to become part of the Geocaching® app. It's fine to keep using the paid app until your favorite features migrate over.
I don't know how it can be stated any clearer. Yes, the Classic app will continue to work past March, until all the features are also available in the Geocaching® app, which is projected to occur by June. If it changes from June, Geocaching HQ said in the announcement that they would let us know.
March is not equal to June. March 23 is just the date when the Classic app will no longer be offered for sale/download. It is a step in a transition period. If there wasn't a cutoff date, see all the posts expressing surprise that the Classic app is still being offered for sale. Geocaching HQ has addressed that by establishing a cutoff date, and offering limited discounts and refunds.
Wow, the new app is awful, just awful. it's slow, it's hard to use, it's nothing like the old app. Why didn't they take the classic app and update it with introductions for newcomers and the message center, etc.? I really, really hate this new app. The classic app worked perfectly well--it did everything I ever wanted it to do. I've lived through a lot of changes to the website and caching since 2010--but this is by far the worst--the very worst--thing Groundspeak has done. I've always defended GS (well, until a lackey placed a throwdown in Washington last summer) because change is inevitable. But change from a functional app to a complete mess? I can't defend that.
There is something I would like to know that may or may not relate to the release of this App but which has been a problem from around the date of the announcement of its release.
In the past, when a cache was published that was within the spec of our notification settings, we - as premium members who were using what is now the Classic app - would receive an emailed announcement about the cache with a link to it. This link, if opened on a phone, would load the new cache into the search page of the phone app and, from there, we could save it to offline for immediate use. Great if you were interested in trying for an FTF.
Although sometimes you might have been asked if you wanted to open the cache in the app or on the website, since about March 9th, the link only takes you to the website, which is pretty useless on a phone. My wife's iPad still asks the question: open in app or on the website but not the iPhone 5.
I am talking about the Classic app. It no longer seems to be possible to launch from a cache notification to the phone app.
Is this a direct result of the failure to include such a feature in the Geocaching® app? If so, it seems you have already begun to withdraw support for the Classic app 3 months ahead of your schedule.
If not, please can you advise how I can reinstate this feature?
Tim Finch
It no longer seems to be possible to launch from a cache notification to the phone app.
This bug has been reported in several threads, and Geocaching HQ has said it will be fixed soon.
To gmj3191:
Here in the UK we are 8 hours ahead of Geo HQ so, if we log a cache in the field between midnight and 8 a.m. it is logged on the wrong day.
What we need is for the app to have a field in the log creation entry process in which the date can be altered as is possible when posting online.That way, you could still use a phone to post a log several days after you found a cache.
Sorry, the announcement doesn't say that, and I don't trust anything you say. Still waiting to hear from GS. Note: for those who choose to ignore prior posts, support is not the same as functionality. I don't know how to make it clearer.
+K13
Rather than studying calendars, maybe the app developers should try using the new app alongside some serious geocachers in the field so they can see the issues that so many folks here are reporting.
ATE: I believe that is called Alpha Testing.
Edited March 14, 2016 by K13
+Pine and Poplar
Pine and Poplar
I am in the same boat. I originally purchased the paid app a couple of years ago and that app is the main reason I am currently a paid premier member. The offline lists vastly improved my geocaching experience, to the point that I wanted to further improve the search with pocket queries. I know that without the offline lists, I never would have seen the value of upgrading my membership.
I don't want to switch from the classic app. If it is disabled or crippled, I will probably start looking for a suitable third party app.
As a former software developer, I seriosuly doubt that this is a money grab. Much more likely is simply that the "Classic" app was a crude, early piece of development that is very difficult to maintain and enhance. They re-wrote from scratch, originally as a beginner's app, and quickly found that they had a much better foundation to build on. That is not at all unusual.
I am, however, a bit disgruntled that I paid $10, wich is MUCH MUCH more than the typical paid app (more often $1.99 or $2.99) for something that they are now giving away. Still, not about to lose any sleep over that. More disappointed to see, yet again, promises from Groundspeak about functionality yet to come. Been there, done that, should be a souvenir for that. We'll see, but I'm going to breathe normally while I wait.
+noncentric
noncentric
I know it's not an ideal solution, but cachers can still log online by accessing geocaching.com via a web browser and thereby having full website functionality via their phone. Apps are an alternate method of accessing the geocaching.com database, but apps are not the 'only' way. Personally, I think it would be good for cachers to visit the website on occasion. If PM fees are increased to subsidize app development, then I wouldn't be pleased. There are certainly some critical features that the 'new' app still needs to have added, but I don't think the app needs encompass every single functionality available through the website.
The part that could be stated much clearer and not in June but now is what is meant by "the support for the old app will be offered until June or maybe longer". It is evident that GS in their own interest will not kill the old app before the new one offers the functionality they intend to implement.
What needs a clarification is however whether the old app will be available to be used by those who already have it beyond June and considerably beyond that date or whether the usage will be blocked once the new app offers what GS wants it to offer. Many cachers raised this question this thread and I wonder why we have not heard anything from marketing.
I have seen the green circle, but clicking this only lights up the icon, but the map is not reacting. (for info: i'm using an iphone 4S)
Geocaching HQ has said that "The Classic app will continue to work as long as you have it on your phone... "Retiring" means it won't be downloadable/available for others to purchase. You'll still be able to use it if you currently have it on your phone."
Where did they say that? I neither can find it in the first post nor in the FAQ linked there.
Of course, that means that current users won't be able to re-install the Classic app when they replace/upgrade their phones. When you replace/upgrade your phone and re-install all the apps you bought from your platform's app store, the Classic app won't be available.
+chenks
chenks
i've mentioned this in the actual android sub-forum, but there is no way for the user to change the Units that are used.
here in the UK the app is forcing me to use Km/Meters, yet the UK default is is Miles/Yards/Feet.
the "classic" app lets me choose what units i wish to use.
From the Help Center FAQ's on App transition issues:
If I get a new phone or accidentally delete the app, how will I reload the Geocaching Classic app?
Sign into the Apple or Google account where you originally purchased the app. Then, take the following steps depending on your device:
On an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
1) Tap App Store.
2) On an iPhone or iPod touch: Tap Updates, then tap Purchased.
On an iPad: Tap Purchased.
3) Scroll to find the app that you want to download
4) Tap the Download icon. After the app downloads, you can open it from your home screen.
Open the Google Play Store app Google Play.
1) Tap Menu Google Play Store Menu Icon> My Apps and games > All
2) Tap the app you want to reinstall.
3) Tap Install.
also, IMO, the cache marker on the map is way too big
My comment about stealth interface mentions that if you are navigating and have the black band, if you tap the black band, a compass circle with a directional arrow appears. I didn't try that in the field yet. The big compass is there but hidden. Get the big compass by tapping the thin black band. Go back by tapping close at upper right.
I am concerned by the limitation of the new app for non-premium members to only 1.5/1.5 D/T ratings or lower. This is not nice or fair. It doesn't encourage people to become members of the geocaching community. I've been a premium member for over 10 years including during my 270-some day slump and 522-day streak. People respond much better to having carrots dangled in front of them rather than doors slammed in their faces.
When I place a cache, if I want to restrict it to premium members, I restrict it by choosing that box. I choose the difficulty/terrain and type based on appropriate criteria. I recently placed a 2.5/2.0 mystery cache in a local park. I think it is entirely reasonable for a basic member to be able to see that cache in the new app. I am appalled that non-premium users cannot see that cache in the new app. That is not in the spirit of the friendly geocaching community. Please remove that restriction in your next release.
+thebruce0
thebruce0
Ditto all this.
They decided to move towards the tradeoff - instead of a paid app and a free app, they merged them into a single free app (good for all) but still desire a way to actually, you know, make money (whether or not it's "profit"), so instead of a completely capable free app, they now offer a way to improve your app experience by tying into purchasing the premium membership.
I can grok that. It's a sensible move to me.
The PM is worth the benefits.
However, I use an $8 app that is FAR more capable than the official (was $10) app. And the $8 app is even growing outof date. But it'll take a whole lot of improved functionality, features, and user-friendliness for me to make the switch. However, I'm also more of an advanced user, which as far as I'm concerned isn't really the target audience for the new-official free Geocaching® app.
And on that note, I do think that the limitation on the available caches for searching for a non-PM member is a little extreme. And even not being able to see some of the most basic details of one of those listings.
Not in the store, but if you backup the app, you can reinstall it manually from the file. If you really really want to keep that app. (same strategy has been used with other apps for bad upgraded versions, to revert back to a favourite old version).
+MartyBartfast
MartyBartfast
I am, however, a bit disgruntled that I paid $10, wich is MUCH MUCH more than the typical paid app (more often $1.99 or $2.99) for something that they are now giving away.
This doesn't bother me as I don't use the app, and so haven't stumped up $10 but I have heard on FB that some basic members are being sent a code for %50 off a premium membership subscription, it seems to me that GS could buy a cartload of good will if they would simply extend that offer to anyone who previously bought the paid app.
+galfromaway
galfromaway
There's a lot to read in this thread, so my apologies if some of my concerns have been addressed.
As a newbie, this is frustrating. I have 47 caches under my best, and I liked challenging myself with tougher caches. And I will admit, this update and new limitations unless you go premium is enough to steer me away from caching for a while. What did I pay for originally?! The reviews I've read are equally as frustrated with the changes.
For now, as therapeutic as caching has been for me the last while, I'm stepping away for a bit.


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