GPSy

GPSy is a highly advanced Macintosh software tool that specializes in GPS communications and GIS mapping. With GPSy, your Mac can effortlessly connect to a broad range of Global Positioning System (GPS) navigational units, which, in turn, supplies the Mac with a slew of advanced mapping, logging, and data transfer capabilities.

Whether you need support for USGS DRG topo maps, Internet DGPS-IP servers, GPSyLinks to Internet Map Servers, StreetAtlas 4, IPC's MapFan II, user-scanned maps, Magellan and Lowrance/Eagle data transfer protocols, Sony IPS protocol, Rockwell Zodiac/Tripmate binary protocol support, or Trimble TSIP support, GPSy has it all.

Thanks to GPSy's ability to display your current position, speed, heading, bearing, and altitude, you'll always have the vital information you need to navigate with confidence. With GPSy, you can deploy your GPS unit on your portable Macintosh as a moving map display, thus allowing you to view your current position and speed on a US road map.

Overall, GPSy is an exceptional GPS communications and GIS mapping program that seamlessly merges sophisticated technology with user-friendly interfaces.