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That is not a "map" thing that's an IOS thing. If you want to change default applications, better switch to android.
by dholowiski 14y ago
That is not a "map" thing that's an IOS thing. If you want to change default applications, better switch to android.
- kordless 14y agoYou got it.
- headShrinker 14y agoWow, that was easy. I have a bridge to sell you.
- fpgeek 14y agoOr jailbreak, from what I understand.
- jasonlotito 14y agoSorry, you missed the point. Maps has changed. Rather than add a new app in called "Directions" or some such, they dramatically changed the default behavior by removing functionality people depended on. And keep in mind, Apple has a long history of having multiple applications that share the same zone of responsibility. After 5 versions of the OS, people have what amounts to a beta application without any fallback as of yet. A major feature of the device was discarded. Kind of hard to put trust in a company that will disregard users like that. And, to be fair, this is not new or surprising. It's one thing to do this on the hardware front. But another thing entirely to do it on the software front. Keep in mind, this is not the first time they've done this (see the FCP debacle), and when that happened, they caved to customer demand. So yes, it's a Maps thing.