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Is this still true after the update?
by tclancy 7y ago
Is this still true after the update?
- protomyth 7y agoYep
- koolba 7y agoWhy would you expect a UI update to change the underlying server data?
- jolux 7y agoIt's not just a UI update, they went through and captured all the data themselves as well so they won't have to supplement with TomTom anymore.
- BoorishBears 7y agoIt's not just a UI update, it's brand new maps with completely revamped datasets.
- wlesieutre 7y ago"More precise addresses" sounds deeper than a UI update.
- jamesgeck0 7y agoBecause the website says that the map data has been updated as well.
- gshulegaard 7y agoWhy do you think it was just a UI update? The headline from the article: > New Apple Maps Designed with Better Road Coverage and Pedestrian Data, More Precise Addresses, and Detailed Land Cover As well as many of the features highlighted by the article seems to allude to new data. - Look Around - Real-time transit information - Flight status - Indoor Maps - Flyover (3D city scapes) At the very least it sounds like they have added a whole bunch of data sources. They also claim that they have better road and pedestrian coverage...but offer no specifics. So whether these changes produce net "better" data foundation is unclear, but it sounds to me like more than just a visual update.
- nwsm 7y agoWhy would you expect only a UI update to be relevant?