Smartphones and sausages took a grilling in New Zealand’s Munzee capital of Mount Maunganui on Saturday at a barbeque organised for players.
The country’s second-ever Munzee meet-up -hosted by hotwheelsnz, New Zealand’s No 1 player on level 67 – attracted 15 similarly Munzee-mad players and their families.
In this video I go out to find a special QR code for Munzee’s gold coin contest, running until February 4th, 2013.
Doing things by the book isn’t really Karl Witsman’s forte …
When the American geocacher couldn’t find a manual to teach him how to use the new-fangled Munzee app he’d just downloaded to his smartphone, he decided to write one himself. In fact, it’s almost becoming a habit for the thrice-published author.
Time to get down to business, Munzee fans – now that all six barcode types finally appear on the New Zealand player map. On November 30th, Tauranga IT firm Dzina added the sole missing game piece by hanging the country’s first business Munzee in the window of its Greerton premises. That barcode, Dzina Ltd, reads: “Come on in …
ONE VERY COOL MUNZEE Munzee mania keeps marching across the map, with Antarctica now boasting its first gamepiece. London-based Australian player Zalgariath placed Diggles (Final Frontier) last Tuesday with help from friend Steele Diggles who works at the South Pole Research Base. “Ever since Munzee conquered the six inhabited continents, there has been a running joke …
Inspired by Munzee mania, one American player scanned his new hobby to find a way he could improve it. Once a laminator was a Munzee fan’s best friend, now Jim Crane is. The Thanks 4 The Hide blogger has created the first weather-safe, UV-resistant, plastic Munzee tags, offering a long-lasting alternative to the standard deployment …
It seems the crew at Opencaching.US have jumped on the QR code bandwagon and produced BIT Caching. A BIT Cache (Bound ID Tag) simply refers to the fact it is a small laminated card. So what’s the difference between a Munzee and a BIT Cache? Well, it seems that with BIT Caching you don’t need …
Do you Munzee? If you’re suddenly frowning at your computer screen, then the answer is obviously “No”. However, this free mobile application by American quartet Aaron Benzick, Chris Pick, Scott Foster and Josh Terkelsen has been the talk of the geo-community of late. And more than 1600 curious smartphone users have already tried out the …
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