Google Latitude coming to other devices, iPhone included

T-Mobile's decision to bundle Google's Latitude location-tracking service into the RC33 G1 update may have gotten all the attention this morning, but if you've got a BlackBerry, Window Mobile or S60 device, you can start oversharing right away -- Latitude is built into the newest version of the Google Maps app. Not only that, but it looks like iPhone owners will be able to get in on the fun soon -- Google says it's working on a Latitude app that will "hopefully" be available shortly. We're guessing that means El Goog is tied up in App Store approval shenanigans -- it's certainly been naughty before -- but what we're really wondering is if the next rev of Apple's Maps app will include Latitude, since it's basically just a really nice Gmaps implementation. We're guessing the developers of Loopt and Whrrl are equally eager to find out -- "duplication of functionality," anyone?

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 5th 2009 12:43AM]

When I download Latitude on my Nokia E90, a “File Corrupted” message ends the installation!

Maybe the S60 3rd Edtn version of the software has a problem... any body faced the same?

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 5th 2009 11:22PM]

Engadget should do a story about how Google is screwing Verizon Wireless customers who are using Blackberry Storms (no GPS in GMM), and blatantly lying to our faces.

http://tinyurl.com/5ootl8

http://tinyurl.com/akdwkl

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 5th 2009 2:25PM]

Yay for stalking!!!