Google has just announced that its enhanced 3D maps experience would come to both Android and iOS. Since 2006, Google had textured 3D buildings in Google Earth, and they are excited to announce that thay will begin adding 3D models to entire metropolitan areas to Google Earth on mobile devices in the near future. » Google 3D Maps Coming To iOS Soon

According to the infographic, an engrossing 70% of the organizations are either using or are at least planning to use custom mobile apps for their business, indicating the stirring effect of mobilizing an enterprise. Enterprises are gradually implementing the concept of owning an app store, where employees can make access to official applications. The infographic also sees the vociferation for new technologies like HTML 5 in enterprise app development and unveils the reasons as to why HTML 5 is emerging as the preferred choice. Check out the full infographic after the break. » Infographic On Enterprise Mobility

The Galaxy S III brings a lot to the table, but definitely one of its biggest features, and one we were most eager to test out, is S Voice. You’re already familiar with the technology because you’ve probably seen Siri — how could you not? — which is Apple’s attempt at the voice assistant. The Galaxy S III’s tech works like you’d expect: speak to it, and it will do its best to fulfill your request. Stuff like, “What’s the weather like?” We asked both S Voice and Siri the same questions, and got similar results. Check out the Siri vs S Voice video after the break. » Apple Siri vs. Samsung S Voice

On June 6th “just before Apple’s WWDC on June 11th, where Apple will reveal their own mapping solution”, Google will hold a morning event to give the press a ‘behind-the-scenes look at Google Maps and share our vision.’ Google will demo some of its ‘newest technology and provide a sneak peek at upcoming features that will help people get where they want to go – both physically and virtually.’ » Google To Hold Maps Event Ahead Of Apple’s Switchover At WWDC

AllThingsD has posted highlights from Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher’s interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook from yesterday. In the 17-minute video you can see Cook’s thoughts on a number of topics, including the impact of the iPad, Steve Jobs’ passing, patent litigation, and more.

Apple’s total sales in 2011 were $128 billion which is more than the gross domestic product of about 160 nations around the world including New Zealand, Iraq and Syria. Check out the full infographic after the jump. » Just How Big is Apple? [infographic]

iFeng does a factory tour with special guest Foxconn CEO Terry Gou.  See if you can spot some new iPhones (clue: Bling on the back). » Another Look Inside Foxconn Zhengzhou Plant [Video]