It looks like a very good shinny little toy to convince those who have not Chrome installed yet that Chrome is a good browser. It surely is, but for me, it see

It looks like a very good shinny little toy to convince those who have not Chrome installed yet that Chrome is a good browser. It surely is, but for me, it seems weird that a huge company like Google will give you these marvelous toys for free and they don't take anything in exchange. What I mean is that putting people in a g-bubble like this is bad. I also wonder what the shinny 3 dimensional thing can add as a value to a standard map. In term of education for example: people don't even know how to read a map without a GPS and a map app now. I don't say that map apps are bad, but I don't know...