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Maps, yes. I think even people who don’t use a single Google service use this product - Google Maps (w/o logging in that is). Simply because every other alterna
by crossroadsguy 4y ago
Maps, yes. I think even people who don’t use a single Google service use this product - Google Maps (w/o logging in that is). Simply because every other alternative is worse than atrociously bad.
Android is like Chrome — a vehicle for their apps and services that carry ads.
GCP — I have no data on it but the places I have worked at, relevant people scoff even at the mention of GCP.
- zuhsetaqi 4y agoI only use Apple Maps and it works really great
- jwestbury 4y ago> Simply because every other alternative is worse than atrociously bad. Perhaps true in the past, but these days have long since come and gone. As long ago as a decade, Here Maps on Nokia Windows Phones was better. These days, Apple Maps and Google Maps are pretty solid competitors, but I prefer Apple Maps whilst driving, because it gives more detailed directions (lane warnings come earlier, verbal directions often include details such as "go past the next light, then use the left lane to turn left"). For certain areas, Google Maps is, itself, a second-rate alternative to the best option, too. For instance, in London, Citymapper is worlds better than Google Maps for navigating without a car.