If you own an iPhone or an iPod Touch, now you can get Google Earth on your set as a free application from the iPhone App Store.
Google announced the service on Sunday, making it a companion for Google Maps for Mobile, which is already available for the iPhone.
Peter Birch, product manager for Google Earth, wrote in a blog posting that users simply have to "swipe [their] finger across the screen and… fly to the other side of the globe." The viewing angle can be adjusted by tilting the phone, and a zoom can be achieved by pinching the fingers together on the screen, according to ZDNet. The is also a “My Location” feature.
