Works on the big Mac, why not?

PC World has another bit of news about the iPhone:

By now we've all seen how amazingly Google Maps Street View works on the T-Mobile G1 handset. It's something that stands out as an impressive feature unique to the Android phone -- or at least, it was unique. A beta version of iPhone firmware 2.2 recently sent to developers adds several new features, including the ability to turn off auto-correction when typing (about time); and Street View functionality built into the Google Maps app, similar to that found on the G1.

Rico says it's been a nice feature (one he's actually used) on Google Maps on his Mac, it's even nicer to see it working on the iPhone.