Really Google earth is not better than maps google earth on iphone/itouch is slugish and does not run very fast unless you have a good service in the area i recomend sticking to maps on your iphone it's better for portable phones.
Google Earth and Google Maps are two mapping applications each with their own strengths. Google Maps is a web application that runs in a web browser, and Google Earth is a desktop or mobile application. Sometimes Google Maps is better for a given situation (e.g. finding directions) and other times Google Earth is better if you want a more emersive virtual tour of a mountainous terrain. Google Earth can directly plugin to a GPS device showing the location in 3-D view.
Over the years Google has blurred the line between Google Maps and Google Earth making it easy to switch from one to another. Primarily Google Earth gives you a 3-D view while Google Maps gives a user a 2-D view, but you can switch to a Google Earth plugin view from Google Maps for the 3-D view. Likewise, you can switch to Google Maps from a given view in Google Earth.
Google Inc. Usually updates its digital maps yearly, including Google Earth and Google Maps.
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Google Maps does not provide the historical imagery view feature that is available in Google Earth. To see past imagery you must use Google Earth. See related details in link below.
Google Earth is free to use for everyone just like Google Maps. Google Earth Professional can be purchased for $399 a year which comes to $33.25 a month.
Earth view is a feature in Google Maps (available since 2010) that allows you to see the same high-resolution imagery, terrain, and 3D buildings that are available in the desktop version of Google Earth.Earth view mode in Google Maps is only available to those that have installed Google Earth. It uses the Google Earth plugin in your web browser.
if im not wrong, the maps on the iphone are streamed into the iphone using wifi/3g(internet access) from Google using their "Google Maps". so its updated if google updates their maps. thing is, is it possible to download/buy maps for the iphone so i dont have to stream google maps to use the gps?
iPad and iPad 2 comes with maps that are on all iOS devices, you can also download google earth for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.
Google Earth is available for Android and iPhone mobile phones. For iPhone or iPad you can visit the AppStore to download Google Earth. Google Earth for mobile is currently available on Android devices running Android OS 2.1 or newer. Note: Not all features are available on all devices. See mobile support for Google Earth (and Google Maps) in related links below.
Google Earth currently supports Android phones, iPhone and iPads. Where Google Earth is not support you still should be able to use Google Maps via the phone's web browser. See mobile support for Google Earth in related links below.
Since it is being constantly updated, the latest one would be the "best" for most people. Some people for example don't like the user interfaces changes introduced in GE 6.0 and prefer 5.0. The latest is Gogle Earth v. 6.2.
Google Inc. Usually updates its digital maps yearly, including Google Earth and Google Maps.
Yes. The iPhone has a built-in Maps application that integrates with Google Maps. It also has a built-in GPS on the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS models that makes getting directions easier and more accurate.
A zigzag road is mapped on Google earth or Google maps as a straight line unless zoomed very closely
iPhone 5 can do all the things that iPhone 4S can do but its CPU & GPU are twice as fast as 4S and it has 1GB RAM means this will be better in gaming, and graphics is also very good.It will have additional feature7 like notification centre and 3D maps but the maps are not as amazing as Google map and map has many flaws but overall its better and improved.
Yes. They have a free app called "Google Maps" which just opens in your Safari browser. They are working on a new standalone.
google maps. well it depends on what you like but google maps is easier and better all around
From Street View in Google Maps while viewing a panorama pressing the letter "t" or the number "3" enables 3D mode.This feature, however, is not yet implemented in Google Earth simply because Google decided to first implement the stereoscopic 3D feature in Google Maps presumably because there is a lot more users of Google Maps than Google Earth. With enough demand the Google Earth developers may add this to a future version of Google Earth.