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Now the iPhone uses the service Google Maps, but after it became clear that the purchaser of C3 Technologies in Sweden, seeks to build photorealistic 3D-card, was very Apple, rumors spread that the latter is preparing a serious competitor, "Google's" service. While these rumors have not been confirmed officially.

 Once C3 Technologies company partly owned by SAAB. Their cards are based on declassified satellite imagery. Most of the employees moved to Cupertino in iOS-unit Apple, but the new unit is an unambiguous name Sputnik, which only strengthens the basis of hearsay. By the way, you've probably seen the three-dimensional maps of OVI Maps. It turns out, Nokia acquired the Swedish guys license to use these cards.

In the following video, you can see the beauty of these cards, at the same time in the last of which shows a demo version on the iPad. As you can see, there is no doubt that this would indeed be a serious competitor to Google Maps.