Geolocalization of contents is a fascinating phenomenon which is now growing quickly. If GPicSync doesn't suit your needs or you want to explore other paths you'll find here a a list of other geocoding/geotagging software.

If you know others (preferably Open Source or freeware) and what is interesting or particular about them please let me know so I can add them to the list. Note that I didn't test most of them so use them carefully and make backups.

In alphabetical order, available at least in English:

• DGManager (Windows, .Net, Open Source, Google Maps Integrated)

• digiKam (Linux, Open Source)

• GPS2Foto (Open Source, Perl script, command line)

• GPSdings (Open Source, Java, command-line)

• gpsPhoto (multiplateforme command line tool, Open Source)

• Gpsphotolinker (Mac, Freeware)

• GPS Photo from locr (Windows, freeware, also propose web hosting with Google Maps)

• GeoSetter (Windows, freeware, IPTC editor and Google maps)

• GPSPhotoCorrelation (Linux, OpenSource)

• Grazer (Windows, freeware)

• Happy Camel (Linux command line tool, Open Source)

• JPhoto Geo Tagger (Open Source, Java, command-line)

• NDWGeoTag (Windows, freeware)

• Panorado flyer (Windows Freeware, don't use GPS files but manual geocoding or via GE)

• Photo Mapper from COPIKS (Windows, Open Source)

• Picopolo (Windows freeware, also for Image-Management)

• PhotoGpsEditor (Mac, freeware)

• Robogeo (Windows, commercial, lots of features)

• TagMyJpgs (Windows, freeware, manual and Google Maps embedded geotaging, GPX feature should come soon)

• TopoFusion (Windows, commercial)

• Touratec (Windows, commercial)

• WWMX from Microsoft (Windows, Freeware, needs .Net 1.1)

In alphabetical order (not in English):

• Fodysseus (Windows, German only?, commercial)

• GEOTaggingTool (Windows, Russian only?)

• GPS Freeware (Windows Freeware, German only, edit also tracks)

• GPX2KMZ (Windows, French, Open Source, doesn't write in EXIF but creates customized KMZ from GPX)