> But ultimately, Apple Maps doesn't need to be the best. It just needs to be good enough that its users won't look for something else. Spot on. Being given th

> But ultimately, Apple Maps doesn't need to be the best. It just needs to be good enough that its users won't look for something else. Spot on. Being given the default spot will keep Apple Maps in the same position as Internet Explorer 6 was in the noughties and iTunes has been for the past six years: Since the app is the default and there is nothing to gain by improving it, with time any ambitious developers will migrate away and it will stay barely good enough not to be an embarrassment.