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The title isn't misleading because the test has nothing to do with Android. They're comparing the two iOS map offerings, not cross-platform.

• recoiledsnake 14y ago
  How would you infer that from the title? Bandwidth used by apps can and is frequently constant across platforms. Won't adding a "on iOS" at the end help clarify things?
  • jonursenbach 14y ago
    It's assumed. If you can't grasp that, I'm sorry.
    • mparlane 14y ago
      In the title two competing products are mentioned. Google Maps and Apple Maps. The article is comparing iOS Google Maps to iOS Apple Maps. iOS Google Maps is not the same as the product Google Maps. If you can't grasp the difference of those two, I'm sorry.
      • lostsock 14y ago
        Not to mention the old iOS mapping app was actually written by Apple, it was only using Google's tiles