GPS.NET Global Positioning SDK 2.2 freeware download for Windows Mobile smartphone.

Develop precise, efficient, and reliable GPS software in record time with this multithreaded component for desktop and mobile devices, including PocketPC and now Smartphone!

GPS.NET is a location-based framework now used by developers across the globe to make applications which utilize the Global Positioning System. GPS.NET gives you unparalleled features for all .NET platforms at one low price:

.NET Framework 1.0 (Visual Studio.NET 2002
.NET Framework 1.1 (Visual Studio.NET 2003
.NET Framework 2.0 (Visual Studio.NET 2005
.NET Compact Framework 1.0 (Visual Studio.NET 2003)
.NET Compact Framework 2.0 (Visual Studio.NET 2005)
Also supports Visual Studio 6 as an ActiveX DLL/OCX!

Packed With Features

GPS.NET contains over 1,000 total members all designed to make your life easy. All clearly-named, intuitive, and never obscure. Here's are some of the things GPS.NET can do for you:

Automatically detects Serial, USB, Compact Flash, Secure Digital and Bluetooth devices.
Automatically uses the fastest baud rate supported by the device.
Automatically detects GPS protocols (NMEA-0183, Garmin binary, Garmin text)
Converts latitude/longitude to and from UTM in any ellipsoid.
Convert speed and distance to any unit type.
Smooth multi-threaded operation, even on the Compact Framework!
View satellite locations and compass in real-time!
Full compliance with .NET Design Guidelines
Integrated Dynamic Help, IntelliSense and Knowledge Base
Communicate directly with our developers for technical support!

The Only GPS Component Suitable for Business

GPS.NET is the only GPS component available which teaches developers about important Best Practices regarding end-user safety and reliability. For example, did you know that all consumer GPS devices -- even with real-time correction technologies such as WAAS and EGNOS -- can be inaccurate by over three American football fields? GPS.NET teaches you how to write software suitable for commercial use. Our competitors risk the safety of end-users by completely ignoring these and other important GPS development topics.