First Look: Get Home for iPhone

Did anyone else notice the shameless plug for a certain mythical character (and I'm not talking about Johnny Appleseed)? When will America join the 21st century and give up it's childish belief in the Mythology known as religion?

Ok I am the only one to notice that when he clicked on 'Walking Directions' the map came up with car directions (the car icon was selected at the top of the map screen) and not walking directions?

There are several apps out there like this one that are total copies of features already built into the iPhone (tip calculators that save you the trouble of using the built-in calculator to multiply by 1.2, etc.) But the real question is why does TUAW waste page space even mentioning this one?

So this does what..nothing I can't really do on the phone myself, so why should i waste my time with configuring and setting it up?

Or you could download my app called "Take Me Home." It's not as flashy, but it was there far before this crap and it's cheaper.

The iTunes Store says that this will work on an iPod touch so long as it has the iPhone 2.0 software. Is this really true?

I would imagine that iPod touch owners would get significantly different mileage out of this since it relies exclusively on WiFi and has only WiFi location awareness to draw upon.

May I suggest that it become SOP to talk about how an app would perform differently on an iPod touch whenever the iTunes store says that it is supported. In cases like this, you would be saving people some disappointment.

There's something about that colour scheme that makes me nauseous.