Okay, Maps are bad, but this type of overreaction is from people who secretly think that Apple is doomed now that Jobs is gone. >The fact that such a public le

Okay, Maps are bad, but this type of overreaction is from people who secretly think that Apple is doomed now that Jobs is gone. >The fact that such a public letter had to be issued means that there's a lot of push-back. Apple just doesn't do that. In fact, I don't remember any software company doing this. I could be wrong. This feels unprecedented. This is a gross overreaction and just a few examples from the comments below indicate Apple not only did this with earlier computing products, but did with the original iPhone, the antennae issue a while back. Netflix did too with their Quickster debacle. Calm down. Maps is bad, but it will be fixed. Apple is still the most valuable company in the world. The iPhone 5 is still in the top 95% of devices on the market. Things will be okay.