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Nokia Pulls Its HERE Maps App From iOS App Store, Blames iOS 7 For ‘Harming’ User Experience

Oliver Haslam·December 27, 2013
Well, we're not entirely convinced that many people will care about this as such, but given Nokia's apparently combative stance on the subject, we thought it would be worth sharing. The more we think about it, the more puzzled we get.

Concept Shows Possible iWatch Integration With iPhone’s Maps App [IMAGES]

Oliver Haslam·May 25, 2013
Google may be all set to bet the bank on Google Glass, but all the rumors suggest that Apple is set to come up with its own wearable technology, but not of the spectacled variety. If all the analysts are right, then Apple is set to announce a watch based on iOS. If they're really right, then it'll be an iWatch.

Here’s How To Zoom In / Out On Google Maps For iPhone And Android Using One Finger [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·April 1, 2013

Google Set To Shut Down YouTube After 8 Years, Launches Google Maps With Treasure Mode [VIDEO]

Oliver Haslam·April 1, 2013
In two rather surprising moves, Google today changed the way users will interact with two of its post popular services; YouTube and Maps. One has received an all-new mode for people to use, whilst the other is going the way of Google Reader.

Google Admits That Its Maps App On iPhone Offers Better Experience Than The Android Version, iPad And Offline Support Coming Soon

Paul Morris·December 13, 2012
Jaws definitely dropped when Apple launched the first iOS 6 beta with no Google Maps support, but we have moved on since then through the Mapgate scandal and now we have the official launch of Google Maps for iOS through the App Store, that comes with a reported admission from within Google that this latest launch for Apple devices provides a better experience than its Android based counterpart.

Australian Police Slams iOS 6 Maps, Recommends Using Alternatives

Paul Morris·December 10, 2012

Humor: Apple To Fix iOS 6 Maps By Rearranging The Earth’s Geography [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·December 7, 2012
Apple's iOS 6 may have enjoyed record levels of adoption in its first couple of months in existence, but one area of the new mobile software sticks in everybody's mind - that dreadful Maps app. Tim Cook apologized for it, iOS SVP Scott Forstall was ousted due (in part) to its shortcomings, and other mapping apps have benefitted greatly as a result. But whilst Cook assures us that his company is doing everything they can to rectify the issue, we perhaps underestimated just how dedicated the Cupertino are to have the best mapping app around. Rather than fix the inaccurate street names and landmark locations within the app, staff have been spotted attempting to change the world's geographical traits to fall in line with iOS Maps!

The Man Behind Apple’s Awful Maps In iOS 6 Reportedly Shown The Door

Ben Reid·November 28, 2012
After months of rumor and speculation, the iPhone 5 finally hit the retail market at the end of September, but while the device itself launched without so much as a hiccup (save those well-documented yield and production issues), its accompanying firmware was not so fortunate. iOS 6 had also generated a fair amount of coverage during the course of the year, and although Apple's decision to press ahead with its own in-house Maps offering in place of the old faithful Google iteration was initially seen as brave, the move quickly emerged as a strong candidate for tech fail of the year.

WSJ: Google Maps App For iOS With Turn-by-Turn Navigation Incoming

Ben Reid·November 16, 2012

Leaked Screenshots Reveal Google’s Native iOS Maps App In Alpha Stages?

Paul Morris·October 15, 2012
Users of iOS 6 will be more than aware by now that Google's powerful Maps app is no longer part of Apple's plans, with the latest iteration of the company's mobile operating system shipping with their own mapping solution in place of it. It doesn't really matter what your personal opinions are on the subject and whether you love or hate the Apple’s very own Maps app, the fact remains that competition always breeds innovation and having an official Google Maps app on the App Store can only be a good thing for iOS users.

iOS 6 Maps Already Showing Signs Of Improvement Following Tim Cook’s Apology [IMAGE]

Ben Reid·October 6, 2012
Apple's Maps app, which, in case you hadn't already heard, was released two weeks ago along with iOS 6, has quite a great deal wrong with it, and one of the key concerns of consumers is its lack of accuracy. Those accustomed to Google Maps may have been able to excuse many of Apple Maps' other flaws and imperfections, but a mapping application strewn with error and falling short on delivering pinpoint results serves as little use to man or beast.

iOS 6 Maps Support Better Offline Map Caching, Consumes 80 Percent Less Data Over Google Maps

Paul Morris·October 5, 2012
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