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> Except the reality is that his last sentence should end ", no thanks to Apple". Maybe Apple should have taken more time to make the transition. But the resul
by doe88 14y ago
> Except the reality is that his last sentence should end ", no thanks to Apple".
Maybe Apple should have taken more time to make the transition. But the result is Apple is the master of its own destiny, Google is the master of its own destiny and it seems to work out for the better right now. Both apps have features the formerly co-owned app had not. Long term it's healthier I think.
- justizin 14y agoAlso note that everyone who has complained about Apple Maps either purchased an iPhone 5 essentially on release day, making them an early adopter (the 4 and 4S are still for sale) or is an early adopter by way of voluntarily upgrading. Let's not overdramatize. And the iOS Maps experience based on Google's data was really terrible while iOS 6 was in development and when it was released. There's also nothing wrong with Apple Maps that wasn't wrong with Google Maps literally years after it was launched.