CatchMe is not as aggressive as its name suggest, it’s probably something like catch up with me. The application can be a lifeline for lost travelers or hikers. Through text message, your friend will be able to share their GPS location with your device.

We wrote about the thriving Geocaching community back in April last year. The community has grew close to 1 million users worldwide. For Windows Mobile users, however, no Geocaching application was available until now.

GPS4PPC is another GPS utility that you can add to your array of arsenal. With 3 different functions: calculator, converter and GPS, it should appeal to different needs of the user.

Navmi prides itself in being a GPS application for sports. And after checking out the application’s jam-packed features, we can definitely imagine users using this for their sports activities.

One of the leading news coming off of CES 2010 for Windows Mobile so far is perhaps LG’s leaked information on Windows Mobile 7. But that aside, Navigon’s introduction of MobileNavigator is going to excite some Windows Mobile travelers.

NoniGPSPlot is a GPS plotting application that allows you to locate and track yourself. The design might be a little on the rough side, but it sure contains a great deal of information, including zoom from 3,000km down to 100m on various map views.

GPS2Day displays basic GPS information right on your Today Screen. These information includes GPS coordinates, speed of travel, satellite time, course, some information about the satellite and battery life status.

NaviComputer is an interesting way of interacting with GPS that uses both your desktop and mobile device. The installer will place the application in both places. You can search and save maps on desktop that can in turn be used on your mobile device. The mobile app can also act as a track recorder that marks both the route and the speed.