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In the early days of the iPhone, I had some software that kept offline maps (xGPS, I think) to save on bandwidth and in case you were out of the service area. A
by virusduck 9y ago
In the early days of the iPhone, I had some software that kept offline maps (xGPS, I think) to save on bandwidth and in case you were out of the service area. Anyway, I had a similar experience driving from LA up to near San Luis Obispo. It took me off US101 and up the San Marcos Pass Rd IIRC, and potentially other roads. That was a beautiful drive through hills and vinyards. No idea why it decided to do that, but I'm glad it did!