In a unique test, Apple Maps beat products from Google and Waze.

The popular community-based navigation app has also added new moods and a less cluttered map screen.

The latest Waze update is by no means a huge one — unlike, say, its major updates in October and June last year. But it's a welcome update nonetheless.

The Apple-Waze deal is off. Actually, it never got started.

Apple will likely have to pony up a lot of money to purchase Waze to improve the company's Map app.

Apple might be getting ready to buy Waze to improve iOS Maps.

Waze has been updated with new features that make driving more social.

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Two new iOS 6 features have been uncovered in the latest beta.

Waze has just been upgraded to version 3.2. The new version boasts a few new features, the most notable of which is called Fuel.

Waze has just been updated. The new release introduces a couple of promising new features and marks the return of an old one on top of the obligatory bug fixes and optimization measures.

There are literally hundreds of new and updated apps joining the App Store on a regular basis. Unfortunately, it isn’t possible to cover all of these apps, or the stories behind them, on a timely basis. Therefore, AppAdvice is now publishing this daily column, “Everything We Didn’t Cover,” offering the latest iOS news and app information. Enjoy!

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Waze v3.0 hit the App Store yesterday and its major user interface, performance, and search overhauls have already caused current and new users to express great appreciation for the developer's efforts.

Waze GPS And Traffic v2.4 primarily adds the common text-to-speech capability, but also brings aboard some other great enhancements.

Later this month, "Carmageddon" is set to hit Los Angeles: A massive 405 Freeways are scheduled to close down for more than two days, and the city is surely going to plunge into disorder and chaos (can anyone say "road rage?"). Fortunately, one iOS app has teamed up with KABC-TV in L.A., and is planning on keeping users up to date with all the latest Carmageddon updates via a smart phone handset.

In an effort to make your daily commute less stressful and hopefully much safer, the popular and completely free social navigation app, Waze, has been updated with the ability to generate and receive real-time voice alerts for hazards based on your current location.