I f you think Google’s Street View which overlays photographs onto maps then you’ll love this upcoming application from Acrossair which will allow you to view New York City subway stops simply by holding up your iPhone 3GS and moving it from side to side. As the orientation of your iPhone changes so will the map. The application is awaiting Apple approval and there’s no pricing information yet.
Nearest Subway App Overlays Virtual Maps on Real World
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