Google brings check-ins to Google Latitude on iPhone, 30 languages to Places

Mar 22nd 2011
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Unsurprisingly, El Goog gifted the Android versions of Latitude and Places with these updates a number of weeks back, but now the iOS loyalists are being brought right into a similar circle. The hunt giant has just added check-ins to the iOS version of Google Latitude, with any iDevice using iOS 4 or higher being deemed compatible. In related news, the Applefied build of Google Places is now available in 30 languages, and there’s an added ‘Saved Places’ feature for keeping tabs to your favorite spots. That you may check your phone for updates, or once you haven’t dug in yet, have a poke around within the App Store.

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