Don't be surprised if a lot of iPhone users start to demonstrate a surprisingly good grasp of geography. Google Earth for iPhone (and iPod touch) has been introduced, making it easier than ever for them to explore cities and research spaces.
Pretty much all of the important desktop features made it into the mobile version. Users are able to browse around eight million geo-located photos in the Panoramio layer, view Wikipedia articles, and search for places and businesses anywhere in the world.
There is one potential problem with Google Earth for iPhone: it remains to be seen how many people want to look at stunning landscapes (or at least large maps) on very tiny screens. A fresh
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