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Argus Technologies Inc. said it believes the next graphical interface for the Internet will be a tool that has been around for thousands of years-the map.
The Calgary, Alberta-based vendor last week released Argus Map Viewer, an interactive map browser for the Internet, along with map authoring tool Argus Map Author and Argus Map Server software. The viewer can be downloaded free immediately at http://www.argusmap.com.
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