NaviComputer: Free GPS Tracking Software for Windows Mobile
Free navigation and tracking software for Windows Mobile phones: offline maps from OpenStreetMap, GPX import and export, and track statistics.
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Garmin Oregon 450 and 450t Review: Hands-On Test
The Garmin Oregon 450 and Oregon 450t are the direct successors to the popular Oregon 300 / 400t. In design, dimensions and weight they are largely identical to their predecessors, and the differences in the hardware are in the detail.
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Garmin BaseCamp: Free Software for the Oregon and Dakota
Garmin BaseCamp is a new free program for planning and analysing GPS tours, suited to managing and creating tracks, routes and waypoints and to exchanging GPS data with a Garmin outdoor GPS. BaseCamp has many new features and will probably replace Garmin MapSource!
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First Look and Short Test: SPOT Satellite Messenger
When you are out on tour alone, the question quickly arises: how can I get help quickly in an emergency? OK, there are nice “tools” such as a signal mirror or a whistle to send a light or sound signal – but does that really help you out in the wilderness? The SPOT Satellite Messenger is designed to serve as an emergency beacon.
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Garmin Dakota 20 Review: Hiking GPS Tested on the Trail
The Dakota 20 is a navigation device that came onto the market in mid-August 2009, aimed at hiking, trekking and mountaineering as well as geocaching. Compared with the Oregon range it is a good deal smaller and lighter. Can it keep up with its big siblings?
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Garmin Topo Maps of Canada or the Free Alternative?
I took a closer look at Garmin’s topo maps of Canada, and at a free alternative.
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New Garmin Units – Oregon 550 and Oregon 550t
More information on the upcoming Oregon 550 and Oregon 550t
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Garmin Oregon 300 and 400t Review: Hiking GPS on Test
After two years with an eTrex Vista HC, a switch to the Garmin Oregon 300: what the touchscreen brings, where the backlight falls short and how long the batteries really last.
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