EWatson wrote: >OK, I go to that site and see how it might be done. I guess I go to >Provider or Routable and download something from there for the United >States. I'm interested in street maps. Do I need a map source installer? Not unless you want to combine two or more maps into a single composite map. When I used to do that on a Windows system, I used this program: On Linux, I use mkgmap: >Where do I get it? How do I make Garmin maps?

Option 1: (Windows only) Download and install img2gps. Use it to upload the latest map to you GPS. (I have used this program exactly once. It worked for me.) Option 2: (Windows and Linux) Download and install the free sendmap program. This is what I usually use. The UI is a little odd on windows, but it works fine for me. Nov 20, 2015. (note: This is a direct download link). BSGPS is free GPS software to run on Windows laptops. Full support as static maps and Openstreetmap tile maps. BT747 MTK Logger Control is a multi-platform (Linux/windows/OSX) java solution that allows the control and data-retrieval from several GPS loggers.

If you come across a single image file which will do you it will have a '.img' file name extension. Just rename that as 'gmapsupp.img' and it should work. >There's USB port on the back of the 200, which normally is used for power. >Do I some how upload the prepared maps through it? I'm not familiar with the Nuvi 200, but I see it takes an optional SD data card. That's where you'll need to put your alternative map. That map must be called gmapsupp.img and be located in a top-level directory/folder on the SD card.

That folder must be named Garmin A 1GB or 2GB SD card should have more than enough room. Anything bigger (namely an SDHC card) mightn't work unless your Nuvi has the latest firmware installed. A Garmin USB cable could be used to create the folder and upload the map to it 'in situ'. Alternatively, you could use a card reader to prepare the card, and then just plug it into the Nuvi when it's ready to go. You may have to specifically select the OSM map in the Nuvi's menus. On my Nuvi 1390, that's done by selecting: Tools / Settings / Map / Info and then ticking the OSM entry (and unticking any other entry which shows).

John Bob Martin 2.4.10. I mounted the nuvi 200 on my machine, USB port. I see lots of folders on it. Presumably one, two or all of these folders need to be modified. Well, maybe one of the sites mentioned in posts above yours does this as needed.

How would I know if a 'map' contains audio. Yes, they are a value, but don't like getting stuck for at least one free update that I missed in the first 60 or 90 days.

Further, paying $100, say, for an update now suggests I might as well buy another unit with more facilities. Maybe there's an Ebay market for older (un updated) nuvi 200s?

John Henderson 3.4.10. I would guess that I need the routable map from the site above for the link you provided? If I look at the OSM link, it shows a number of maps with long and lat in their names. They are img files.

What do I use for NA, and why is the long negative? -90 degrees would take me somewhere In India. Do these maps actually show streets and roads along with attractions?

I must be missing something about the SD cards. Is there one in the unit? If so, how do I get it out? I've hooked up a USB cable between this PC and the Garmin.

It seems to my for safety sake I should download the Garmin folders and files, and then upload whatever I need to the Garmin. John Henderson 3.4.10. EWatson wrote: >I would guess that I need the routable map from the site above for the >link you provided? Yes, you need routable maps if you want your GPS to actively assist you with navigation. Non-routable maps just show things, like paper maps do. >If I look at the OSM link, it shows a number of maps with long >and lat in their names.

They are img files. What do I use for NA, >and why is the long negative? -90 degrees would take me >somewhere In India. All longitudes from Greenwich west to the international date line are negative, just as all latitudes south of the equator are negative. Being east of Greenwich, India has positive longitudes. >Do these maps actually show streets and roads along with >attractions?

The short answer is 'yes'. They show whatever OSM contributors have added, including streets and POIs. If you want something fixed or something else added, consider becoming an OSM contributor yourself.

See >I must be missing something about the SD cards. Is there one in the >unit? If so, how do I get it out?

Look at the 'Getting Started' page of your owners' manual, available here: I notice that it might be either a full-sized SD card, or a much smaller micro-SD card. You'll need to check. >I've hooked up a USB cable between this PC and the Garmin. >It seems to my for safety sake I should download the Garmin >folders and files, and then upload whatever I need to the >Garmin. You need to be looking at the folders and files on the SD card, not on the Garmin hardware itself. That should come up as a separate drive when installed and then connected to the PC.

John ps56k 3.4.10. On 4/3/2010 4:09 PM, John Henderson wrote: >W. EWatson wrote: >>>I would guess that I need the routable map from the site above for the >>link you provided?

>>Yes, you need routable maps if you want your GPS to actively >assist you with navigation. Non-routable maps just show things, >like paper maps do. >>>If I look at the OSM link, it shows a number of maps with long >>and lat in their names.

They are img files. What do I use for NA, >>and why is the long negative? -90 degrees would take me >>somewhere In India. >>What's 'NA'?

North America. >>All longitudes from Greenwich west to the international date line >are negative, just as all latitudes south of the equator are >negative. >>Being east of Greenwich, India has positive longitudes.

Energyxt 2 5 Keygen Torrent more. Apparently, this is a difference between astronomers and geographers. Astronomy uses west long as positive. Acer Aspire 5101awlmi Скачать Драйвера. From a professional astro site: IMPORTANT -- BEWARE OF THE LONGITUDE SIGN CONVENTION. The longitude returned by slOBS is west-positive in accordance with astronomical usage.

However, this sign convention is left-handed and is the opposite of the one used by geographers. I am an astronomer. Looking at the /Garmin/Lambertus Index of OSM files, I see maybe 50 files in subfolders and the main folder. Nothing is marked for NA or the USA. The lat/long values on the file names are of no help. I would expect one of them to correspond to the img file in the next paragraph. Plugging the 200 into my usb cable, I see Diag, Help, Vehicle, Debug, Voice, etc.

In the main folder there are a gmapbmap.img (6M) and a gmapbmpa.sum (1K) file. Two others for the prom. >>>Do these maps actually show streets and roads along with >>attractions?

>>The short answer is 'yes'. They show whatever OSM contributors >have added, including streets and POIs. If you want something >fixed or something else added, consider becoming an OSM >contributor yourself. See >>>I must be missing something about the SD cards. Is there one in the >>unit? If so, how do I get it out?

>>Look at the 'Getting Started' page of your owners' manual, >available here: Mine has disappeared but thanks for the link. I'll take a look. >>>>I notice that it might be either a full-sized SD card, or a much >smaller micro-SD card.

You'll need to check. >>>I've hooked up a USB cable between this PC and the Garmin. >>It seems to my for safety sake I should download the Garmin >>folders and files, and then upload whatever I need to the >>Garmin. >>You need to be looking at the folders and files on the SD card, >not on the Garmin hardware itself. That should come up as a >separate drive when installed and then connected to the PC.

The only think I see that might look like a memory card is on the bottom where the serial number bar code is located. The manual has several reference to the card, but not a single statement on how to get at it. I tried push on the slot, but nothing happens.

It seems quite rigid. My guess is there an internal SD and that's it. All the folders on files are on it.

See above where I name some of them. EWatson 3.4.10. EWatson wrote: >North America.

Try Bob Martin's suggestion of: >Apparently, this is a difference between astronomers and geographers. >Astronomy uses west long as positive. From a professional astro site: >IMPORTANT -- BEWARE OF THE LONGITUDE SIGN CONVENTION.

The >longitude returned by slOBS is west-positive in accordance >with astronomical usage. However, this sign convention is >left-handed and is the opposite of the one used by geographers.

>I am an astronomer. >The only think I see that might look like a memory card is on the bottom >where the serial number bar code is located. The manual has several >reference to the card, but not a single statement on how to get at it.

I >tried push on the slot, but nothing happens. It seems quite rigid. My >guess is there an internal SD and that's it. All the folders on files >are on it. See above where I name some of them.

A SD/microSD card won't have been supplied with the unit new. So the slot shown in the manual is likely empty. There won't be an internal SD card - it'll either be removable by pushing it, or it'll be absent.

Micro-SD cards are becoming very easy to find these days, since many cellular phones use them for music storage. Even my local supermarket sells them. And many micro-SD cards come with a full-size SD adaptor so the the card will fit in a device requiring either. EWatson 3.4.10. On 4/3/2010 5:59 PM, John Henderson wrote: >W. EWatson wrote: >>>North America. >>Try Bob Martin's suggestion of: >>>I'm drawing a blank on what to do with this site.

I selected NA from the top, then USA, and the instructions that follow seem weak. It says fill out a form. Am I missing something since I'm using FFox and not some MS browser? Ah, there it is on the left, Build my map and fill in my e-mail. Nicely hidden.

This is almost as good as web builders who seem to build the important controls to the far right. When one looks at the page, some matters (buttons, menus.) are out of sight. Moving the horizontal scroll bar reveals them.

OK, after writing the last several sentenes, I have a message that says 'Error: No (valid) maps selected. Please try again selecting one or more maps.

I hope I don't have to select individually all the files for the USA. The site talks about selecting tiles. OK,I missed the little check box above the map. Well, that didn't help. Maybe the USA isn't really a choice?

I selected Calif, and get about 10 cities listed. I have no idea how to proceed. The e-mail address box is no longer available. I guess I need to join the forum. Well, off to other matters for awhile.

There are many types of Free GPS Software on the Internet. I've sorted through various lists to compile this source. If you know of any additions or corrections to be made, please. This list is current as of December 05, 2012 and contains 648 entries. (Browse all the other.) The list is now sorted as to operating system or device - choose from below.

Please note there is a section for platform-independent / all operating systems, so make sure you check there for programs that will work no matter what setup you have. Free GPS Software for Windows desktop and notebook operating systems can auto-map your photos with GPS information easily. With @trip PC, you can organize your journey in Google Map. Then you can upload to @trip Service and share with your friends easily. Is free GPS software for Windows that will produce three dimensional terrain scenes and flyby animations. Lets you build or edit GPS routes in Google Earth with altitude and time-stamp information.

Real-time playback is possible. Is an easy to use 'media player' for GPS files. Adds custom objects to MapSend maps.

Is a user friendly mapping and simple geographic information system for Microsoft Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 and XP. Maps and data can be provided by the user in the form of text files either created by other programs, or typed using a text editor. Geotags your photos directly from your GPS device or track log. Averages and displays geocache coordinates for better accuracy. - Programs to log and use raw data from the following Garmin handheld receivers: GPS12, 12XL, II+, III+, Etrex, Emap - for Motorola A780 - includes touchscreen support and offline raster maps. - training planning and unit administration. Converts raster images into vector polygons, and creates map code for those polygons in the.mp Polish map format.

This code can then be compiled into Garmin.img map files using the free or paid versions of cgpsmapper. (note: This is a direct download link) is free GPS software to run on Windows laptops. Full support as static maps and Openstreetmap tile maps. Is a multi-platform (Linux/windows/OSX) java solution that allows the control and data-retrieval from several GPS loggers. Displays, records and plays back your real-time or saved track, and will automatically place your photographs - all on Google Earth. Counts the number of finds for caches. Finds groups of geocaches close together.

Cuts down the time it takes to log your geocaches after a day of caching. Is a geocache database for Windows, Windows Mobile and Android. To use it you need GPX files available from geocaching.com is a free, open source geocaching waypoint management program.

Shows maps for selected geocaches. Is a free software suite for sailors that provides NMEA acquisition from all instruments of the boat, including GPS, Computation of the true wind, the polar of the speeds, the target speed, the laylines, etc., (and) displays (this information) on nautical charts (position of the boat, speeds vectors, polar, waypoints, grib weather information, etc). - locate yourself and your contacts in real time.

Is the Swiss Army Knife of GPS tracking and field data collection. It is intended for use by GIS surveyors, scientists, explorers and GPS enthusiasts who need to extend the features of their standard GPS equipment. Creates maps for Garmin units. Is a Java based moving map program for use with GPS units that support the NMEA communication protocol (the GPGLL sentence). Is a freeware GPS chart plotting program.

Is an experimental utility that will extract waypoint and route information from CMapECS and upload it to a Garmin GPS. Cuts down the time it takes to discover trackables after an event or day of caching. Is a validation tool for your NMEA-0183 source or GPS receiver. Is a command line utility to convert *.img files and *.lay files created with MobileMapper Office to a format acceptable by Magellan GPSRs and MapSend.

Is for managing track rides, mainly intented for cycling and other open air sports. Plots minimum NMEA depths on Oziexplorer charts & makes OziExplorer track files including the depth (instead of altitude.) Very useful when charting the depths of a harbor or anchorage. Provides users the ability to directly transfer data between Garmin GPS handheld receivers and various GIS software packages.

Is designed to bridge the gap between Google Earth and your GPS receiver. See your location on Google Earth in real-time and easily control your view. Is free GPS software that allows you to create, edit, and transfer waypoints and routes between your computer and your Garmin, Magellan, or Lowrance GPS.

Combines any number of.loc files downloaded from geocaching.com into a single file which you can then use in EasyGPS or GSAK. Will automatically detect your USB or serial GPS device and display the COM port and baud rate settings required to use it. Merges.loc and.gpx files to Mapsource. Provides an interface capability of saving tracks from units with NMEA format output.

Keeps track of how many cachers have found your caches. Notifies you when new geocaches have been approved in your area. Allows simple conversion of coordinates to various formats. Enables the manipulation of maps used with a GPS Receiver.

Is GPS software wrote in visual basic 6 based on the SDK version of Destinator 3. Is free GPS software designed to exchange information between a PC and Garmin, Magellan, or Lowrance/Eagle GPS receivers. Allows you to receive coordinates and much more from some Garmin GPS units using undocumented commands.

Is free GPS software that can be used with Garmin GPS receivers to manage waypoints, routes, and track logs. Is a browser plugin that sends and retrieves data from Garmin GPS devices. Detects and installs the most recent version of operating software for your compatible Garmin GPS finds areas that are still wide open for hiding, or where you can squeeze one more cache. Is a freeware tool for Windows for showing and changing geo data of image files (e.g.

Images taken by digital cameras). Is a tool to apply the Geotag Icon to geotagged JPEG photos in a lossless fashion. Is a tool for serious geocachers. It lets you make advanced queries to find the perfect caches to hit on your day out, and export them to any imaginable format. Is a program that displays georeferenced data (images, graphics) and downloads data recorded by some GPS devices. Only processes placemarks (turning them into waypoints) and paths (tracks). Polygons and other objects are not supported.

Secondly the application can process network links pointing to the internet only, not references to locally stored files. Is a MapInfo add-on for the supplemental display of the current cursor position in UTM coordinates in the best-matching, automatically selected / changed UTM zone.

Is a map tile downloader that supports multiple simultaneous downloads, multiple tiles per file and MSN, Yahoo, OpenStreetMap as additional map sources. Allows you to get a better display of Geocaching.com PocketQueries in Google Earth. Allows you to track a GPS-enabled cell phone on Google maps. Shows your physical position in real-time on a moving Google Map. Is a companion to Google Earth that shows you where you are in real-time. Is a routing and viewer of OSM XML data such as the planet.osm.

Automatically inserts location in your photos metadata so they can also be used with any 'geocode aware' application like Picasa/Google Earth, Flickr, loc.alize.us, etc. - connects WinCE PNA with notebook as GPS receiver and placemark server for GoogleEarth.

Is a suite of free GPS software utilities to control a handheld GPS receiver from your PC and see the result in 3D. Is software that enables replays and performance analysis from GPS data, incuding 'real time' animation with several tracks, auto-focusing, a time-based controller, auto speed calculation, and auto data send. (Windows, OS X, Linux) manipulates and transfers waypoints, tracks, and routes between receivers and/or popular mapping programs. Allows you to use GPSBabel via Windows interface.

Polls time from a standard NMEA GPS receiver connected to the host PC's serial port and optionally allows time to be synchronized on the host PC. Visually represent NMEA GPS position data in realtime. Is companion software to A2B. A2B is a website where you can search for websites related to any place on Earth. Is a free software for recording, monitoring and plotting GPS data. The program accepts NMEA GPS sentences from most GPS receivers that connect to a USB port. (Windows 95, 98, ME, NT & 2000) - monitor incoming NMEA GPS messages from a serial port.

- Real time and delayed time GPS localization data diffusion. Is an ArcMap Toolbar that allows users to communicate with Garmin handheld GPS units. Was developed with a sailplane pilot in mind, but can be used in any situation that GPS position data are available for logging. Is for visual authoring of GPS-maps in various proprietary cartographic formats. Is gps mapping software that communicates with any Garmin GPS. Decodes NMEA strings that come in via a serial or USB connection and translates them into human readable form.

It maps GPS location with Google Maps, and graphs satellite azimuth, eleveation and signal strengh over time. Downloads and processes USGS GNIS data and outputs a gpx file or shapefile. Allows you to use your Windows Origami device to monitor your localization by GPS receiver, save the track and points of moving, generate various XML reports, and live export results to Google Earth.

- In German - Using a Garmin Edge to plot cycle routes with Google Maps on Linux, Macs, and Windows. - in-car navigation and remote tracking demonstrations. Run on a laptop with a GPS and it will work for real.

Creates.gpx file for iPhone. Handles all forms of latitude and longitude as well as UTM coordinates and will convert from any form to another. Allows one to visually imprint various geo-metadata onto an image in a lossless fashion.

Uses ExifTool to simply and efficiently geotag your images. Is a free application to view, analyze, edit, restructure, and filter GPS tracks. Is free GPS software for PC with Microsoft Windows 95 or higher.

It creates, edits and deletes tracklogs, routes, and waypoints. Lets you view both the maps and web links contained in an internet map by providing both web browser and a map viewer tabs. Add GPS coordinates to vCards that you have previously exported enables waypoint, track, and route information to be exchanged with a Garmin receiver. Provides management, manipulation, and mapping of GPS information.

Shows vector and raster maps, records and shows tracks, shows multiple navigation parameters, manages and shows waypoints. Converts GPS-tracks of *.gpx, *.mps, *.plt or *.nmea format to route files *.rt2. Software creates two route files - forward route and backward one. Writes GPS geodata into the EXIF information of digital pictures.

- geocaching and waypoint management tool. Is a geocaching and waypoint management tool like GSAK, but this one is really freeware (not shareware). (note: This is a direct download link) is a cache-loader designed to support offline, real-time tracking on Google Earth. - Hotkeys for iNav iGuidance. IGkeys simplifies the usage of iNav iGuidance on laptops.

Allows you to view a GPS location online in any of several popular mapping sites. Is a Windows GUI for the SendMap/Sendmap20 DOS application by gps_mapper. - Creating a map based on GPX files for your GPS and for MapSource/BaseCamp on your computer is possible with several existing programs, but it's certainly not easy to accomplish. With IMGfromGPX it's a matter of a few mouse clicks! - convert a route contained in a file of Express Highway, MapPoint, or MapSource to a file used by TomTom 3, 5, 6, Go, One, and Rider, Navigon MN 4, 5 and 6, Destinator PN, Google Earth, CartoExploreur or GPX.

Helps you to manage the contents of your Garmin device and accompanying (micro) SD cards in an easy way. The program performs an exhaustive check, reports potential conflicts and provides a wealth of information about the maps in your device or on your SD card. - You can create a backup of your maps with JaVaWa GMTK and restore these (e.g.

On another computer) including unlock codes. Re-installing maps is unnecessary. Migration of your Garmin maps from and old computer to a new one is straightforward with this application. Converts Garmin maps in the old format (those who use configuration settings in the Windows Registry) to the new.gmap format. Is a program to allow 3D navigation with a GPS device.

It also creates landscapes and 3D maps. Is a tool that enables you to convert the KML file generated from Google Earth (free version) into a formatted CSV file (and vice versa). - Get that special GC number for your event or themed cache. Allows you to convert the waypoint file (either.loc or.gpx) directly to a Mapsource file (.gdb for Mapsource v6.1+ or.mps for older versions of Mapsource). Is geotagging software. Can be used to show the track stored in TomTom Navigator, ALK CoPilot, Navman SmartST, and Delorme Blue Logger log files by converting them to a format suitable for display in a mapping program on a PC. Is a command line utility to automatically create all necessary modifications of MapSend to accept POIs.

Is a program to calibrate maps and to convert calibration files for digital maps from one format to another. Will also create Garmin Custom Maps from calibrated maps. Is a tool to extract selected pieces from large maps and load them into your Garmin GPS. Processes and converts tracks, routes, and waypoints. - Free map editor and viewer.

Gives students and novice users the opportunity to learn the basics of map making and GIS. Is a map-generating tool designed primarily for owners of Garmin GPS devices with mapping capability. Is gps navigation enhancement for Destinator SDK. Is GPS freeware that enables you to use your MapSend and Magellan Certified maps directly on your PC. Is a front-end app for cGPSmapper. Is a mapping software for Windows.

Is a program for uploading of IMG map files into Garmin GPS units. Is an intuitive, easy to learn and, surprisingly simple-to-use digital mapping program which enables you to connect your GPS to your PC and manage all your waypoints, routes and tracks.

Converts a GPS log file (in plain NMEA format) to a KML file (placemark file for Google Earth) and opens this file in Google Earth. Is an openstreetmap mapping program which allows editing of free geographical data. Is a Windows GUI program to convert *.img files and *.lay files created with MobileMapper Office to format acceptable by Magellan receivers and MapSend. Is an open source (GPL) program which creates offline atlases for GPS handhelds and cell phone applications like TrekBuddy, AndNav and other Android and WindowsCE based applications. Modifies or creates new look definitions of any object in MapSend/MMO. Is for route recording and playback with customizable spoken feedback of speed, distance, and time. Is for the creation and management of lon/lat calibrated maps.

Is a stand-alone application for real time GPS navigation in Google Earth. Is a OpenStreetMaps based free turn-by-turn GPS navigation by mapFactor for Windows and Windows Mobile devices. Is a car navigation system with routing engine. Is the Windows version of the two Dos/Console programs GeoTagGpx and JPGParseGPS combined. - A skinnable compass which uses SiRF or NMEA0183 data from your GPS produces GPS NMEA of data records and simulates a moving object. Is an averaging program designed to collect and average multiple GPS Lat/Long readings in an effort to produce an accurate location Lat/Long. (note: This is a direct download link) displays and analyzes NMEA data.

Allows you to inspect NMEA data streams from devices connected via a serial port. - writes useful output formats of logged OBDII and GPS data. (note: works with Cygwin) - calibrate raster maps, create vectorial maps, display simultaneously raster maps and vectorial data, import digital data, create on maps waypoints, routes, and tracks, use digital terrain models.

- Exif/GPS/IPTC data browser designed for the photographer. Is an open source marine navigation package. - Latitude/Longitude OSGB Converter is a flamboyant GPS Mapping Software that runs on the PC and works with varieties of GPS receivers such as Garmin, Lowrance, Magellan, Eagle, Brunton, Silva and MLR for the uploading or downloading the waypoints, routes and tracks and most brands of GPS receivers for real time tracking of GPS position.

Is small Windows application, which can be used to manage GPS logs at GPS logger (devices based on SIRF II protocol; tested on Pretec GPS receiver/logger), also without Mobile (only GPS logger connected over bluetooth to computer). - geotagging - connects any GPS receiver with your digital camera.

Is a software application intended for managing, categorizing, searching, and archiving photos as well as geotagging photos and videos. Pictomio now includes the pictoGEO plug-In (for free). Will convert POIs, routes, and tracks between selected formats. Creates POI database compatible with MapSend/MMO either from manual input or from CSV plain text file. Extracts MapSend POI database.

Manages all of your POI files from your desktop PC and saves/loads them to/from your mobile device. Can be used to extract subsets of POIs from files in TomTom overlay format (*.ov2) and AutoRoute Comma Separated Value format (*.csv). Can be used to create, update and check TomTom Navigator POI overlay files for use on the PocketPC. Is a comprehensive set of navigation instruments and data multiplexor compatible with NMEA 0183. It is available for Apple Mac OS X, Windows and Linux systems. - view the information in a PQ file as a table in your favorite web browser.

Is an application for managing coordinate data from GPS systems. Converts Garmin maps (source in Polish Text Format (Polish MapFormat)) to ESRI shape files with filtering by levels. Is a GPS mapping program. (Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows) lets you browse and create map data on your computer. - is a digital mapping software solution. Strips redundant text from a geocache's descriptions and logs. Is free GPS software to log and use raw data from the following Garmin handheld receivers: GPS12, 12XL, II+, III+, eTrex, Emap.

Is an in-car navigation system capable of running on a variety of operating systems, including Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. Is the best-of-breed solution for geocoding digital photos. Is a tool to convert routes (really). Allows you to redirect all communication data from RS232 compliant serial port device into a text file for further analysis. Is a very powerful, free piece of GPS Simulation software that allows you to create NMEA files and generate real-time NMEA serial streams. Is a PC-based chart plotter for Windows 2000/XP/NT/95/98/ME.

Is a small gadget for Windows Vista that lets you make consultations and searches in Google Maps directly from your desktop. Is for uploading maps to your GPS (scroll down once you get to the page). Shows MapSend hidden track control center. Converts point SHP files to text files for more convinient way to import in POI_DB_creator. Automatically detects your GPS device and displays the COM port and baud rate settings required to use it. Displays output from NMEA or SIRFBINARY based GPS device.

Is a program for checking and setting practically all SiRF GPS settings and evaluating changes. Is a PC-based navigation program which, when loaded with C-MAP charts and connected to a GPS gives real-time on-screen chart positioning and details such as speed and heading.

Allows you to use your GPS with most NMEA 0183-compliant mapping programs. Is GPS-enabled exercise logbook software.

Converts Microsoft Map to/from GPX XML. - upload and create routes from Microsoft Streets & Trips to a GPS receiver. - Hotkeys for Microsoft Streets & Trips. S&T Keys simplifies the usage of Microsoft Streets & Trips for GPS navigation use.

Displays and records your real-time or saved track, displays waypoint vectors, and will pre-load the image cache - all on Google Earth. Turns Adobe Reader into a geospatial application that gives users the ability to view, manipulate and update mapping data while leveraging Adobe collaboration capabilities to share information with others in the field and at home base. Creates custom Topo maps compatible with MapSend/MMO. Extracts topograhic info from MapSend's BLX files. Is GPS Mapping software for Windows.

Allows you to download GPS tracks and view them in 3D in Google Earth. Is a small application that processes an existing track to provide you with interesting statistics such as: Total Ascent, Total Descent, Moving Average Speed.

Allows you to plot tracks on a satellite map of the world, add photos and videos positioned along the track exactly where you have taken them, and add your stories about your adventures. Creates custom raster maps compatible with Triton receivers and Vantage Point software. - flexible off-line GPS application for Windows, available in x86/x64/PPC2003/wm5/wm6. Makes Google Maps and your TomTom work together.

Is GPS freeware that uploads maps to Magellan receivers via serial. Is a free, small utility, which fully emulates GPS receiver and returns your location (by using cellular towers and/or wi-fi hotspots). Location accuracy is about 50-500m. Displays all satellites that are in view.

Allows you to show your friends in real time where you are and send messages to their mobiles or to the Web browser watching you. - geocaching software. Is free GPS software that enables one to exchange waypoint, route, and track data between a PC and some Garmin receivers.

Finds out what waypoints are different between two GPX files. Combines two or more GPX or LOC waypoint files into a single file. Runs the Microsoft utility CABARC to create CAB and TOC files for TomTom POI files (*.ov2) and Itinerary files (*.itn). Is used to collect live data from your GPS receiver on your laptop. Is a companion program to Garmin's MapSource performing various conversion and filtering functions. Runs the TomTom Navigator command line program DumpOV2 to extract the POI entries contained in an overlay file (.ov2) and writes them to an ASCII text file (.asc). Allows you to: plan hiking, skiing, and mountain bike trips; download and upload trails, routes, and waypoints to and from Garmin GPS receivers.

Allows you to: display, write, and count GPS NMEA sentences. (direct download link) is program for receiving and plotting APRS position packets. Allows you to retrieve and update images on your Garmin GPS. Is a program that converts Maptech RXF (route) and TXF (track) files to the TRL files used by GPSGO and GPSMAPOS. - COM port splitter for Windows XP and all GPS/navigation software. Can be used to extract sets of TomTom Navigator POI data from a large database of US ZIP Codes.

Is an event driven.NET component that communicates with a GPS receiver.It returns latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, heading and many other useful parameters of the current position and the parameters of the satellites in view. Browse all the other. Free GPS Software for Windows Mobile - Using your mobile phone or PDA, along with your GPS receiver, you can record and view your movements in detail on Google Earth or Google Maps. Includes turn-by-turn voice guided navigation with worldwide street maps, full topographic map coverage of the USA and satellite imagery for 200 major cities around the world. Allows you to SMS your GPS position.

Allows you to view, navigate, and localize your position on a map. Designed primarily for Geocaching and actually speaks to you.

Is a Windows Mobile (5 and above) application for all push-bike enthusiasts (mountainbike and/or roadbike). (note: This is a direct download link) enables everyone who has your username and password to look up your location on the Web. Enables users to locate and follow friends on a map in real-time, upload media, and more. - Free GPS Software to run on Windows laptops. Full support as static maps and Openstreetmap tile maps. Is a multi-platform (Linux/windows/OSX) java solution that allows the control and data-retrieval from several GPS loggers.

Is a free GPS track maker for mobile devices that allows you to track any mobile phone or PDA with built-in GPS (or with Bluetooth GPS receiver) in real time. Is a geocache database for Windows Mobile. To use it you need GPX files available from geocaching.com creates maps for Garmin units. Is a Java based moving map program for use with GPS units that support the NMEA communication protocol (the GPGLL sentence). Is intended for sportsmen and hikers for training and to locate itself by knowing the distance and the direction from the closest cities. - an EWE application that runs under Windows Mobile 2005, WM 6 using your GPS receiver to tell you where you are, how long and how far you've gone, and where you've been.

Is an adaption of the Scotland Yard board game played in real life. Is a free GPS utility for Pocket PC Phone Edition that will help your friends immediately find your whereabouts just by sending an SMS. Is a golf rangefinder for Windows Mobile devices. Is GPS software wrote in visual basic 6 based on the SDK version of Destinator 3. - Geocaching application for Windows Mobile. Creates GPS tours that can contain images, audio, and text associated with geographic locations.

Is software for distance and area calculations, raster blending, feathering, spectral analysis and contrast adjustment, and more. Is a GPS tracker/logger for Windows Mobile. Gives exact yardage to the front, middle, and back of the green. Allows you to determine your current location with or without GPS, get driving and transit directions, and get phone numbers and addresses for local businesses. - For the Pocket PC. (note: This is a direct download link) is a routing and viewer of OSM XML data such as the planet.osm.

Finds your parked car. Logs your travels on a GPS-equipped Pocket PC so that you can view them later with Google Earth (a separate, free download). Transforms your PocketPC into an external bluetooth GPS receiver, allowing you to use it with your laptop PC or any other device that can use a bluetooth GPS. Includes several tools for working with maps and with GPS devices. Is a lightweight GPS logger with possibility to export tracks to GPX files. Is for Pocket PC with OS Windows SE Phone Edition and Windows Mobile 5.0 - it reads navigation data from GPS and sends it to any user via SMS or email. Reads your GPS heading and displays compass direction.

For Garmin, iGo, SpeedNavi and Powermap. Is companion software to A2B. A2B is a website where you can search for websites related to any place on Earth. Is a location-based service for trip tracking from mobile. In real time tracks are traced on Google Maps and stored in an online archive. Displays location data transferred from a connected GPS receiver and write it to a sequential file. Allows you to get and review your current geographic location, request someone's phone to give you his/her location, and review on the map your and someone's location.

Allows you to connect a bluetooth GPS to your cell phone and update your position on GpsGate.com. Is the international version of GPSMap-OS, using geographic coordinate calibration so that it works with map images from any source.

Was developed with a sailplane pilot in mind, but can be used in any situation that GPS position data are available for logging. Reads GPS information from NMEA-compatible receivers and plots current and historical position over user-supplied map images in British OSGB format. Is a next generation mobile GPS multiplayer scavenger hunt game. Allows users to store tracks and load/save waypoints with details in KML format from their Windows Mobile phone. Estimates the amount of calories you are burning.

- in-car navigation and remote tracking demonstrations. Run on a laptop with a GPS and it will work for real. Turns your GPS and Pocket PC into a speedometer. Is a free small usefull program designed for anyone who enjoys cycling, mountain biking, skiing, running, hiking or walking. The software provides realtime statistic like current speed, altitude, distance, etc.

And data for post analysis using PC. Is a screen plugin that shows your position using a GPS unit. Is a lightweight GPS logging application for Windows Mobile 6. Logs to a GPX or KML file which can then be used to geotag your photos or imported into other applications. Shows the time, the current location, the speed, and the moving direction on the display of the mobile phone and runs on all phones, which at least support CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 2.0 and which allow access to Bluetooth (JSR 82) or the serial interface. GPS navigation with raster and vector diagram. Shows vector and raster maps, records and shows tracks, shows multiple navigation parameters, manages and shows waypoints.

Gets weather radar for current GPS location or using cell towers. Is a complete cache management system. Manages GPX files. Converts GPS-tracks of *.gpx, *.mps, *.plt or *.nmea format to route files *.rt2.

Software creates two route files - forward route and backward one. Is basic GPS software for handheld units, recommended for paper map enthusiasts attempting to determine their position. Is a stop watch which supports GPS devices and keeps track of your distance, speed and altitude.

Is a mobile social networking platform. Is a system composed of a Web for mobile devices that allows recording warnings and URL associated to any geopoint in the planet. - is GPS based Windows Mobile lap timer. Is a free GPS tracking service. Track vehicles or other objects online in real-time using inexpensive cell phones. Allows you to locate and connect to your GPS device. Is free GPS software for Symbian smartphones and Windows Mobile PDAs to let your friends know where you are.

Allows you to locate and connect to your GPS device. Is a Web search engine. Offers live vehicle tracking locating the live positions of moving objects, whether they be cars, vans, trucks, people, smart phones, or PDAs.

Allows you to send your coordinates in SMS. Provides information or services relevant to your location when you ask for a particular web page on your phone. Allows you to share your GPS position with your friends. Is geotagging software. Is a ‘moving map’ navigation program.

Is a moving map program for PocketPCs and Smartphones with Windows Mobile. - Record GPS data with a Windows Mobile Device is a waypoint-based GPS navigation solution for the Windows Mobile platform. Is your free guide on PDA (Palm, PocketPC, Smartphone.) to public transport systems worldwide. Is a mapping program. Is a mobile altimeter. Is a cryogenic perambulator.

Enables you when you are traveling abroad to find your way around there. Can act as as stopwatch/running watch and together with a GPS it can show distance, lap time, speed, etc. Is a simple freeware GPS tracking program meant for WinCE/PocketPC machines.

- start third-party applications on Windows CE and Windows Mobile based portable devices such as GPS systems, PDAs and smartphones which are not designed to do so. Is a light MyGPS version for PocketPC systems. - Vehicle tracking for small business and personal use.

Works on iDen phones, Windows Mobile PocketPC and smartPhones, and Nokia. - Navigation software for GPS and cell phone. Is a Windows Mobile navigation application for use with custom or open data IMG routable maps. Is GPS mapping and offroad navigation/tracking software. Is a multi purpose application for PDA that combines navigation with mobile communication. - (Polish) is a point-to-point route search and GPS navigation service. Is a wireless positioning system that triangulates signals broadcasted from Wi-Fi access points and cellular towers to help the users find their way in most major metropolitan areas worldwide.

Allows you to locate your position in relation with other GPS points to see the journey you have travelled. Is software for mobile phones that sends notifications based on one's calendar and GPS. Allows you to track your trip and lets others locate and follow you online.

Views calibrated bitmap maps (moving maps) on PocketPC/WinCE platform. Provides accurate golf yardages on your Pocket PC. Real-time Google Earth tracking, audio/picture upload, i-SMS, GeoFencing, and buddy tracking. - share data of one COM port between several applications.

Is designed for GPS navigation with Garmin and Polish format vector maps on Pocket PC devices equipped with a GPS receiver. Shows you the direction to Makkah in relation to the position of the sun. - Antitheft software to track your Windows Mobile device when it is lost or stolen. Is a small navigator for geocaching.

Is for uploading maps to your GPS (scroll down once you get to the page). Displays output from NMEA or SIRFBINARY based GPS device. Is a program for checking and setting practically all SiRF GPS settings and evaluating changes.

Is a comprehensive navigational package packed full with maps from more than 30 countries with thousands of cities making it perfect for the traveller. Is for running and cycling - log and map your tracks and results on the web, analyze afterwards or share with your friends. Is a navigation tool for Pocket PC GPS and is supplied with Mapper module for downloading maps from Google Maps. Is a GPS log-maker.

It creates log-files of several GPS-formats from data got from GPS-receiver. Is primarily intended for the explorer (tracking, hiking, and general exploration work). Alerts you as you approach police speed traps. Can be used to track mobile devices in a passive, non-intruisive way and can be configured to publish the location of a Windows Mobile powered device to any website. Is used as a reminder while following up Islamic Timeframes and Athan. Is a free, small utility, which fully emulates GPS receiver and returns your location (by using cellular towers and/or wi-fi hotspots). Location accuracy is about 50-500m.

Allows you to show your friends in real time where you are and send messages to their mobiles or to the Web browser watching you. Is a free GPS application for mobile phones with a combination of maps, GPS recording, and statistics.

Is a social mobile application providing free turn-by-turn navigation based on the live conditions of the road. Is a simple utility that shows/hides the GPS icon in Settings >Connections. Is a Windows Mobile 5/6 software which gets your GPS data in a really simple gui. Browse all the other. Free GPS Software for Windows CE is the golf GPS rangefinder solutions for your mobile phone.

Is a service daemon that monitors one or more GPSs attached to a host computer through serial or USB ports. Is designed to transfer data between Garmin, Magellan, or Lowrance/Eagle GPS units and Pocket PC. Runs on PCs or Pocket PCs running Windows CE 2.0 (and maybe later). Has been developed to allow practice of geocaching 'paperless', by using low cost GPS units running WinCE. - share your location with anyone using GlympseWatch™. Is a routing and viewer of OSM XML data such as the planet.osm.

Was developed with a sailplane pilot in mind, but can be used in any situation that GPS position data are available for logging. Is a mobile GPS/mapping solution for navigation for Windows CE. Is a ‘moving map’ navigation program.

Is an openstreetmap mapping program which allows editing of free geographical data. Is a simple freeware GPS tracking program meant for WinCE/PocketPC machines. - start third-party applications on Windows CE and Windows Mobile based portable devices such as GPS systems, PDAs and smartphones which are not designed to do so. Is a car navigation system with routing engine. Allows you to record the GPS coordinates to the EXIF headers of photos taken with any camera using SD-card during the road trip. (note: In Russian) views calibrated bitmap maps (moving maps) on PocketPC/WinCE platform.

Is a moving map application for mobile devices. As QLandkarte GT it will display mapsets of different resolutions and point to your current location. Is an open source program that provides a car navigation for Linux, UNIX, and Windows CE. Browse all the other. This page updated 11-20-15.