RouteBuddy

RouteBuddy Publisher's Description:
RouteBuddy is a GPS mapping application for OS X. All the essential functions of your GPS device are supported; all you need is a Mac, a GPS, and of course RouteBuddy.

* Supports USGlobalSat Devices
* Supports Garmin USB Devices
* Supports NMEA Communication
* Transfer Waypoints, Routes and Tracks

Here are just a few of the many features provided by the RouteBuddy Application:

* Downloading and Uploading Waypoint, Route and Track data
* Searching Map data with FastSearch
* Recording live GPS data and tracking your route
* Connect multiple GPS devices to your Mac
* Open several RouteBuddy Map pages at once
* Viewing and Printing full-screen maps
* Smooth Synching of your data with your GPS device
* Buying Road mapping for Worldwide countries
* Exchanging RouteBuddy map data with other users
* Harnessing the power of Google Earth® and Google Maps® from within RouteBuddy
* Share Geocache and other location data
* Import Geotagged URLs from the major online map services
* Add useful Meta Data to your Maps and Waypoints
* Post RouteBuddy URLs online to share with other users

WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.1.2:

* Added identification for Earthmate devices
* Added identification for Fortuna devices
* Added identification for Garmin GPSMAP 376/76 devices
* Added identification for Garmin QUEST devices
* Added identification for Garmin StreetPilot c310 devices
* Added identification for Holux devices
* Added identification for Nokia devices
* Added identification for Pharos devices
* Added support for faith-specific religious POI icons
* Fixed bug where Garmin GPS60 failed to sync
* Fixed bug where multi-byte waypoint names containing whitespace were mangled
* Fixed bug where StreetPilot 2610 displayed wrong icon
* Fixed crash during syncing on Intel, due to divide by zero
* Fixed hang during printing, due to thread deadlock
* Fixed incorrect mapping of Escape key in Route Editor sheet
* Now display 6 digits of precision for decimal degrees
* Now display all timestamps in the user's local time zone
* Now display the correct zoom-out cursor when option-clicking Zoom