Personally I'm not very fond of the copy & paste banners. Simply, because it takes the fun out of having to travel to get an epic picture on my scanner. For me that's what the game is about, exploring new areas through banners. On the other hand I understand that

Writing this post is like opening a can of worms. What goes without saying for one might annoy the other. So this again is no absolute truth, just some topics worth thinking about. Waypoints - Nice and informative, but very annoying for iPhone users. Normally I would only use them

So, there it is, your perfect banner. Finally approved by Niantic and fully online. Anxiously you wait for the first likes or dis-likes as agents follow the path of portals you laid out, in order to get the picture you so carefully chosen. But, then one day you notice that

So this is where the blog becomes arbitrary, because what defines a good banner? There is no single answer to that question, so I will go with my personal opinion on this one. Aspects of a good banner are: Nice artwork - you can create your own, but it can't

Great if you own a desk or laptop, but how to go about if you only have a mobile phone and/or a tablet with Android. Using the ITTC app on Android won't work flawless with many plugins. With Kiwi browser you can however create a near-laptop experience on a

In this post I will try to guide you through the installation of IITC CE (Ingress Intel Total Conversion - Community Edition) and some plugins that are useful in regard to missions and banners. To keep it simple I will only outline one scenario, which I find easy to do,