Steve Jobs chose to give users of the iPhone, Apple's forthcoming wonder phone, one-button access to Google Maps. But that was, one supposes, before the Mountain View search engine added street-level spy photographs to its increasingly creepy map service. Pictured here, from Google Maps: what we suspect is the Apple founder's Palo Alto residence, on Waverley Street, via the Drudge Report. (Atherton, home of privacy-conscious Eric Schmidt, Google's chief exec and an Apple board member, has not been fully photographed, unfortunately.) Hey, Steve!

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