Nokia's Here mapping app comes to iOS
By popular demand, Nokia's Here app is coming to iOS.
By popular demand, Nokia's Here app is coming to iOS.
Apple could soon become the No. 2 mobile phone provider in the world.
Nokia has confirmed that its Here Maps app is making its comeback on iOS early next year.
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Nokia is working on a new mapping app for users of iOS and Android devices.
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After some excitement, Nokia has launched HERE Maps in the App Store as an alternative to Apple's Maps. But how well does HERE hold up, exactly?
Nokia has announced the immediate release of their new HERE Maps app for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad. The free app is significant in that it includes turn by turn technology.
Nokia's HERE mapping service should be arriving in the App Store in the coming weeks and will include offline capabilities.
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