The Apple iPhone gets another nice app for the geography-loving folks out there – Google Earth. Unlike Google Maps, Earth doesn’t give you exact addresses and similar, but instead shows you a 3D terrain of the earth complete with representations of land formations such as mountains.

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In typical Apple fashion, an independent developer filled in the gaps of what the iPhone should have had in the first place. Perhaps a more minor annoyance compared to the lack of copy and paste is the lack of landscape virtual keypad on email.

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Australian multimedia college Qantm is slated to launch an iPhone Game Development course soon as part of its list of game development and design courses. I guess it was only a matter of time before a course like this comes up, but I can think of a couple of people who’d think this is crazy.

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Hey, the Apple iPhone touch keypad takes a while getting used to for people who haven’t yet or aren’t inclined to utilize a full-blown touchscreen smartphone. While those who own the device have no choice but to learn it, that doesn’t mean one can’t spice things up a bit.

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