> No, you're wrong. It's not with the data. It seems to be both. I tried two locations in the Apple store, and the data for both was incorrect: * One gave a l

> No, you're wrong. It's not with the data. It seems to be both. I tried two locations in the Apple store, and the data for both was incorrect: * One gave a location about 10-15 miles away (with a pop-up showing details of the correct venue). I checked the correct location, and nothing was marked on the map. (Image: http://i.imgur.com/FHVax.jpg http://i.imgur.com/FHVax.jpg - the proper location is just above the 'd' in Cambridge) * One was found correctly, but the listed information (phone, website etc.) was mostly incorrect. * Satellite images are of a much lower resolution than Google Maps in some areas (e.g. my house!)