> more of a foothold in the iPhone market. More of a foothold? They already had virtually 100% (I'm exaggerating, but I can't think of anybody who used anythin

> more of a foothold in the iPhone market. More of a foothold? They already had virtually 100% (I'm exaggerating, but I can't think of anybody who used anything else for maps). They don't have any incentive to make life easier for iPhone users. They have an incentive to remind iPhone users how they're really dependent on Google, not [just] Apple.