There are just too many apps in your iPhone or iPod Touch or iPad that you do not know which you want to play with? Well Google has a great app for you. Let’s explore the undersea! No, you can’t have a look at Nemo with this new Google Earth 3.2 for iOS, but you can now explore underwater landscapes and terrain, or have a look at the world’s deepest point, the Mariana Trench. Google says you can ‘simply look around’ by just swiping the multitouch screen with your two fingers.

The “Ocean Layer” for this Google Earth Mobile is made possible thanks to over 100 contributors from Sylvia Earle Alliance which provided over hundreds of photos and videos from below the horizon. This version also includes native support for the new Retina display, which means that if you have an iPhone 4 or the new iPod touch, you’ll get to enjoy an even sharper view of the world. Might sound gimmicky but it does look good on the new iPhone 4.

It’s now available for iPhone; iPad and iPod touch in the App Store. Or, you can simply navigate to http://m.google.com/earth in your mobile browser. Google has also added a ‘fun’ part, whereby you can ‘easily’ download Google Earth by scanning the QR code below:

SOURCE via Google