That’s awesome… I love using google earth to study my hunting areas, finding new patches of trees and springs, ponds and tons of other info on there if you know what you’re looking for.  The only problem with me using the phone for google earth is…. No cell phone coverage on the mountain I hunt on.  Maybe someday??? 

Google earth works well on the droid. But as was mentioned above, you need G3 cellphone coverage for it to work.  I would still rely on a dedicated GPS for accuracy as well. Droid/google earth are off by at least 2-3 miles on my unit. Not sure if this is a problem with all droids, or just my location.

It took a while to download google earth to my droid, but once downloaded worked well. You can fly around the globe, just like you do on the PC version. The resolution is good, but you don't have the level of control you do on a PC - or maybe I just don't have the right "touch" .  You can enter an address and it zooms to that location.  The droid saves all the addresses you enter, so to go back it's just "one touch" and you're there.

It's fun to have on the droid, but I would still use a PC to do serious research with google earth.

I agree with cowgal, rely on the pc google earth. I have a droid and have google earth on it. Its ok but another drawback is the battery life of the phone. They don't last to long when your using  things like google earth. I want to activate my old gzone boulder for outdoor activities, one because it can withstand the cold better and also the battery life. Just something to think about. Don't get me wrong, the droids are great and really fun to have, but I cringe everytime i put it in my pack and think I hope my screen doesn't get cracked or broke.

I've been due for a new upgrade to my phone, and have thought about a droid.  I like the phone, and would love the chance to get GE and other stuff, but not too sure about the extra $29.99 tper month that they quoted me.