> It's obviously an intentional choice to avoid too much screen clutter... I’m not sure. It seems the maps are much less usable for visual delivery of informat

> It's obviously an intentional choice to avoid too much screen clutter... I’m not sure. It seems the maps are much less usable for visual delivery of information. I can barely see the streets because of the contrast choices, the 3D buildings obscure the streets, and the streets are always missing their names. The new Apple and Google designs push us to enter a destination where in the past all I would have needed was a quick glance. Knowing and tracking where we are going is valuable information to the map providers; helping us get there without finding out where we want to go really isn’t.