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Thats really only half the story. Apple couldn't give their customers the experience they wanted to give them: Turn by Turn, no data mining, etc... while stayin
by tseabrooks 14y ago
Thats really only half the story. Apple couldn't give their customers the experience they wanted to give them: Turn by Turn, no data mining, etc... while staying with Google. So they made the decision to go their own way.
Hindsight being 20/20 they should've stayed with the "subpar" google maps until their new maps were less "subpar". It's great to point out hindsight but it's hard to fault their logic that they needed to move away from Google Maps. The only thing to really nail them for is doing so before apple Maps were fully baked.
(for different definitions of subpar)
- ceejayoz 14y ago> Hindsight being 20/20 they should've stayed with the "subpar" google maps until their new maps were less "subpar". I'd imagine widespread usage is necessary for that.