Well, Apple Maps has been great since I first used it in October. Never
taken me to a wrong place, no businesses that I could not find.It is great
to be able to say "Directions to xxxxxxx " while driving and be presented
with two or three options by Siri. No typing needed, no need to look at
the phone. Again, I never look at the maps. I accept the comments that
Google may have prettier maps that offer better detail and
accuracy. However, based on the comments here about how well Google does
with updating businesses , I may use Google Maps if I have time when
looking for a business.
Andy
On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 at 9:24 AM, Dave Skolnick <dskolnick@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Google Maps voice guidance works on all iPhones, and doesn't force me to
> buy a 5.
>
> Google Maps doesn't have my partner's house 1/2 mile out of place.
>
> Google Maps doesn't route me down a private driveway to get to my boat.
>
> Google Maps doesn't obscure 1/3 of the screen with a big green text box.
>
> Google Maps doesn't interpret a local address as something 1,000 miles
> away.
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> Google Maps doesn't fail to advance at a turn.
>
> I guess Google Maps doesn't do a lot of things.
>
> Apple Maps is deficient compared to the alternatives. Apple themselves
> have said so. Mr. Cook advised using a competitive product in his apology
> for their Maps product. I moved to Mapquest which has been fine. I'm back
> to Google Maps which is better than ever.
>
> dave
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