Apple's 3-D Flyover Maps Feature Says Bonjour To Paris, France
Paris is the latest world city to receive 3-D flyover map support in iOS 6.
Paris is the latest world city to receive 3-D flyover map support in iOS 6.
Apple is up to something, but what?
In a unique test, Apple Maps beat products from Google and Waze.
A Google executive had some kind, and not so kind, words for Apple recently.
Apple is intent on significantly upgrading the much criticized iOS Maps, and it's looking to recruit more manpower to this end.
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.
During 2012, Tim Cook took control at Apple, the iPad mini debuted, and Google emerged victorious by bringing back popular apps on iDevices. Here are 10 stories that made news this year.
There were many technology stories during the last year. However, only a few will make our list of the top stories of 2012.
Apple is looking to integrate with Foursquare for the improvement of its proprietary Maps app.
Siri has a new dance partner by the name of Google Maps.
The week belonged to Apple customers worldwide as iOS 6 saw the return of Google Maps.
Apple executives aren't happy about the iOS 6 Maps fiasco, nor having to approve Google Maps.
At long last, the long wait for the return of Google Maps on iOS is over.
Google Maps could be returning to iOS devices -- very soon, in fact.
Samsung's latest ad knocking Apple includes an off-road vehicle and a nasty sign.
Apple should do the right thing and pull iOS 6 Maps.
The much-criticized Apple Maps has now encountered another bump in the road, so to speak, in the form of a public warning from police in Victoria, Australia.
People love their Apple products. So much so, that they are naming their children after them.
Apple's approval of Nokia's HERE Maps app is likely good news for Google.
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.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is putting the finishing touches on their native Maps app for iOS. Were Apple to accept the app, it would compete directly with the company’s own mapping software that comes preinstalled with iOS 6.
The Maps asks you to pay $2 for something you already have on your iOS device.