Last we saw of C3 Technologies’ 3D mapping software it was making an appearance on Sony Ericsson’s X10, but when 9 to five Mac seems to be right, its next stop may be the iPhone. In keeping with the publication, Cupertino recently scooped up the Saab spin-off and C3 execs have since been working closely with the iOS division. Earlier this year, Apple posted job listings , seeking out developers to “radically improve how people interact with maps and placement-based services.” On a related note, the outfit previously acquired Poly9 , an internet-based mapping company. So is the fruity one seeking to up its street (navigation) cred? Is it finally able to give Google Maps the boot? We’ll just need to be patient.
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