Path2KML - This freeware application will connect your mobile with a GPS receiver to collect location data from it. All coordinates (points) received from the GPS device will be saved to a file of your choice on a memory card. The path consisting of these points is saved in the KML format, which is easily readable e.g. by Google Earth
PathAway GPS 4 (Palm OS) - GPS Navigation using your own maps! Convert any digital map, for use on your Palm. Then, attach a compatible GPS to your Palm, and you have a powerful GPS Moving Map navigation system. PathAway provides affordable navigational support for aviation, boating, automobile, snowmobiling, hiking, cycling, or any other form of travel
SharkPoint for Palm, the scuba dive log - SharkPoint v1 for Palm runs on your Palm Computing Organizer to let you instantly record information about your dives.
Instead of bringing a laptop computer on your dive vacation, you simply take your Palm Pilot to log all your dive information
ThatWay! turns your PDA and GPS into an extremely useful navigation tool. Normally a GPS device just gives you longitude, latitude, heading and all sorts of other information, but for ordinary human beings this does not help much because all these numbers still don't tell us where to go.
With ThatWay! you see a fat arrow that points straight at your target destination
Trekbuddy is a J2ME application to be used with a GPS receiver. It is designed to work with every Java-enabled device. It features capabilities such as: * GPS tracking and simple navigation * bitmap maps (without zoom, you can store bitmap maps with different resolution instead)
Where Am I? (or WAI for short) is a small application that interfaces your Bluetooth GPS receiver with map software (recently with Google Maps Mobile - GMM). What it recently does is query GPS about your current location and then tells GMM to show that position on the map, giving you a taste of real GPS based navigation software...
