Winners List

East
Lisa
L Prentice
Thomas hanley
justin
Jimmy

West
JumpShooter34
Julius
Aj
Thibber
Casey

Winners will be notified via email!

Please make sure that your check out the review for G-Maps and then leave a comment below and make sure you list that you want East or West.  We will be giving away 5 copies of each for this weeks promotion.  Please note that this app will not work on the iPhone 2G as it does not have a GPS chip.

Sorry for the late start.  We will extend this promotion into the next week.  It will end Wednesday night.  Our official rules still apply.

•Leave a comment below. Make sure you list East or West.

•You may only enter this specific giveaway once. If you enter this giveaway more than once you’ll be automatically disqualified. We have iPhone OS enabled robots, that not only kick ass, but they also check to ensure fairness. In other words, be careful when commenting or our very own iBot will be very angry.

•Winners will be chosen randomly.

•Prize: Promo code for one copy of  G-Maps East or West for iPhone, $34.99 value.

Hey everyone. This is pretty cool. It seems Apple gave Safari a way to give out your location to websites on the internet! This can be both awesome and convenient or dangerous and a hazard.

Well, I have seen the new iPhone 3G S commercials, and I saw the “Copy & Paste” commercial, and I saw you could copy a map in Safari, well, I tried using regular maps.google.com, and it just took me to the Maps application, well upon further investigation, I found that if you tap on local, you can give your location to Google!

You don’t have to sign into your G-Mail to use this. I tried logged in and without logging in and it still worked.

Well, the way this works is, you type in a keyword, like I tried, “Apple Store”. Then give it a search. Then it should show you your search result. Tap on the link, and it will come back with a ton of useful info and a map that you can use copy and paste on!

The possibilities are endless, and Google is the first to do use your location in Safari, and its really useful.

Sure you can just use the maps app, but this is an alternative that works just as well.