Before I start, I’d like to mention that I’m not affiliated with either of the companies mentioned here, but they seem to be the go-to-solutions, at least that’s the result of my research. Sure enough, there are more options available, but I’m just trying to cover the basics here. Since the most used geologgers seem to be the iBlue 747 devices and the Holux M-241 (see part 1 for more details), I decided to limit my research on these devices. So which one is the best to choose? That highly depends on your needs. I [...]

Geologgers are used for various purposes, for example to record jogging and biking tracks. They are also used to add GPS information to photos, which was the reason why I bought one. Unfortunately, the software provided by the manufacturers tends to be for Windows only. Similiar to my Linux experience from a few years back, the only smart way to go is to search for supported hardware beforehand, rather than trying to find a software solution afterwards. Optionally, you could use software such as Parallels to run Windows on your Mac, but that is too [...]