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> No one knows what really happened for Apple to make this change. I find it very unlikely this move was prompted by Google. Honestly, it looks positively ama
by jpdoctor 14y ago
> No one knows what really happened for Apple to make this change.
I find it very unlikely this move was prompted by Google. Honestly, it looks positively amateurish the way the change was implemented by Apple.
I will admit it will drive my next phone purchase: Maps are my #2 usage after mail, I very much depend on it to get around.
- rustynails 14y agoNavigon for IOS TomTom for IOS www.google.com/maps in IOS Take your pick. There are solutions that can be used to work around this issue and meet your needs.