Google has released the above video, talking about the new My Location feature in Android's Google Maps application. One cool feature about it is, of course, the Street View. Who couldn't love that?
For more information about the other cool stuff about the G1, check out the Official Google Mobile Blog.
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hi john
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larry horowitz, president
I couldn't love it easily...it doesn't work like he shows, it's skipping a step, like the fact when you ask for directions, after finding your location and another place, the stupid phone doesn't know you mean from the damn location you JUST found; it asks from where!! Well guess what, I don't know or I wouldn't have asked. I appreciate the leap of faith in technology, but DEFINITELY not there and it's NOT for a dumbass like me, you need to be really IT literate.
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