[Darius Wey]

http://www.visualgps.net/VisualGPSce/

"VisualGPSce is a free PocketPC application that displays GPS data graphically as well as record the raw GPS data (NMEA 0813) to a file. Other features include satellite azimuth/elevation, GPS signal quality, analog gauges and statistical position averaging."



VisualGPSce has just been updated after a dry spell of two years without updates. In this new revision, you'll find quite a few new features as well as a bundle of bug fixes. For the complete list, click here. The best thing about VisualGPSce is that it's available at a most affordable price of $0.00, so if you're interested, click here for more information. The application also has a bigger brother called BeeLineGPS which has released many updates over the past few months.

[Darius Wey]

http://www.visualgps.net/VisualGPSce/

"VisualGPSce is a free PocketPC application that displays GPS data graphically as well as record the raw GPS data (NMEA 0813) to a file. Other features include satellite azimuth/elevation, GPS signal quality, analog gauges and statistical position averaging."



VisualGPSce has just been updated after a dry spell of two years without updates. In this new revision, you'll find quite a few new features as well as a bundle of bug fixes. For the complete list, click here. The best thing about VisualGPSce is that it's available at a most affordable price of $0.00, so if you're interested, click here for more information. The application also has a bigger brother called BeeLineGPS which has released many updates over the past few months.

[bigray327]

VGA support! Nice!

[ctmagnus]

Has anyone tried this? I don't yet have a decent (read: Bluetooth) GPS receiver but I'm wondering about the logging. If it outputs to an XML-ish (txt, csv, tab-delimited...) file, and that file can be imported into a given mapping application to see where you've been, then I'll be all over it!