that's weird - it took me almost 15 minutes to figure out how to go into "driving mode" in Google Maps. but at least it looks pretty so it must be better.the awkward moment when all the google apps look better than the native iOS apps ^^
that's weird - it took me almost 15 minutes to figure out how to go into "driving mode" in Google Maps. but at least it looks pretty so it must be better.
the awkward moment when all the google apps look better than the native iOS apps ^^
well first you have to search or enter the destination, select the car on the bottom, select the car on the top, then select the route. And it doesn't show you the map of the route until after it's selected. It confused a lot of folks who were used to Apple's maps (before and after google). I'm not saying that Google doesn't make a good looking interface, but it's not the most intuitive.huh? its the most obvious button on the top, just like on apple maps
One day soon, I'm gonna invent a time machine. When that day comes, the first thing I'll do is head back in time, find the guy who first coined "...you are the product", and smack him upside the head as hard as I can.
Maybe it'll shame him enough so he'll never say it. Then, when I come back to the present, I'll never have to hear anyone ever say it again. It is the STUPIDEST damn thing people on Apple boards say.
I mean hell. You've always "been the product" for Google. No one had a problem with this until they released Android. Now apparently it's this horrible thing, being able to use a product for free in exchange for demographic data.
God, I tell ya. I wish some people would think about the things they say rather than hop onto the latest catchphrase bandwagon.
Steve would never of allowed that. :-D
well first you have to search or enter the destination, select the car on the bottom, select the car on the top, then select the route. And it doesn't show you the map of the route until after it's selected. It confused a lot of folks who were used to Apple's maps (before and after google). I'm not saying that Google doesn't make a good looking interface, but it's not the most intuitive.
Yeah - Where's the Android update
Heh. I actually prefer the more robust, feature-packed Android version of Google Maps to the iOS version and keep waiting for the iOS version to update. YMMV.
Non-starter due to requiring you to log-in with your Google ID.
I will not use apps that require login for no reason.
I realize that logging-in can offer some benefits (such as sharing with a desktop machine) but is absolutely not a need for a newsreader app.
Pass.
Well what harm does it do you? And unless theres a mss boycott, youll be the one whos missing out