Fixing iOS 6 Apple Maps won't be easy, nor will it happen overnight. Here are some of the steps necessary to get Apple back on the road.

Apple is probably happy that last week is over. Despite promising iPhone 5 sales, the last week in September wasn't a great one for the company on a number of fronts.

The new section highlights 13 alternatives to Apple's much-maligned Maps app in iOS 6.

Mea culpas are hard; just ask Tim Cook.

Has Apple seen better days? Perhaps, if you consider these recent products a bust.

Well, it looks like there might be a stand-alone Google Maps app for iOS 6 in the cards after all.

It seems the Apple-Google Maps contract didn't have to end when it did.

Already tired of Apple's new Maps app? Here are some free alternatives.

For those hoping Google Maps will make a speedy return to iOS 6, think again.

Could a Google-powered Maps app solution hit the Cydia Store soon?

Garmin has announced a number of new features for their line of navigation apps for iOS.

The young Apple Maps could already trump Google's veteran offering.

Apple has made some significant changes to their iOS native Maps app. The announcement at today’s WWDC came as no surprise to us.

Five days before Apple will probably dump Google Maps from iOS, Google is holding an event on the future of the product. Nice timing, huh.

Certain location-based features of iPhoto for iOS use a map provider that looks nothing like Google Maps.

In a recent job listing, Apple notes that the company is in the process of developing "exciting new features" for location services within the iOS.

Whether you ever had issues tripping on your iDevice cables, getting lost, losing track of your workout or printing things, Apple has something in the works for you.

Even though Google’s former CEO stated Apple had just renewed their map partnership with Apple, there is some evidence that shows Apple may be working on their own mapping software.

Google does a great job of finding local addresses. However, they could have gotten a lot of help from you.

Google has just announced the limited availability of a brand new feature: Live Transit Updates in Google Maps. The feature itself allows users to check the status of public transport on a desktop computer or mobile device. In our case, iPhone users can access the service on their handset using the built-in Safari app.

Apple will continue to use Google Maps in iOS 5, according to a recent report.

Google's new Maps web app is a totally reworked solution modeled after its desktop sibling's beefier feature set.

OnTime lets you keep track of all your appointments and to-do’s, but with great twist; it tells you when to leave for your next event based on where you are at any given time. It’s a must-have time management app.

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