I really liked the public transit element of the old Apple-written but Google backed Maps app. So, what to do now? Google map via the web. That works. The bus system's online schedules. That works.

Since Google Earth, Google Search, and Google+ are all installed on my iDevices via the App Store, I presume that sometime sooner than later, Google Maps will be a native app on my phone.

Lesson? Supply and demand. Google, the ball is in your court. Use your advantage to get revenue. In the meantime, if Maps fails me, I'll start looking at who will take my money and give me a better product. Or, I'll learn to do without.

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