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Most of these are fine replacements, but some are not, and that's the reason I, and I imagine many more people, stay with google. google maps is great. apple ma
by pvinis 9y ago
Most of these are fine replacements, but some are not, and that's the reason I, and I imagine many more people, stay with google.
google maps is great. apple maps is much worse with searching, and shops etc, especially outside the US.
openstreetmap is very cool and I use it every now and then, and I wish it becomes the standard online map, but it needs more care or something, I don't know.
- deep_attention 9y agoFor car navigation I use HERE WeGo (traffic info), never looked back. On foot/bike openstreetmap is the best.
- usuallymatt 9y agoWhich android app do you use for OpenStreet map?
- makecheck 9y agoI agree but I wish "quality of results" and "quality of UI" were not intimately linked in software. Google has NO idea how to do UI these days. To simply plot a course to one of my designated "favorite" places (i.e. probably what I need most often), I counted: FIVE taps, interspersed with staring at menus to find what to tap, before the driving directions appear. In a maps app. Frankly the quality of their mapping is the only compelling thing these days.
- rmc 9y ago> openstreetmap is very cool and I use it every now and then, and I wish it becomes the standard online map, but it needs more care or something, I don't know. So the obvious open source answer: Why not help make it good yourself! Add data! More serious response: What do you find "missing" in OSM?