There are no Canadian cities on that list...
I'm glad I'm not the only one here who questioned that...
Yet not only is it mentioned in the article, it is one of the tags too.
There are no Canadian cities on that list...
I guess a lot of it depends on where you are. I've found that where I live, the POIs are actually fairly comparable to Google, but the routing on Apple Maps takes you on some strange routes that clearly don't make sense if you know the area. I still from time to time go back and compare routing to Google and this is the worst part for me.Turn-by-turn is just as good on Apple. Google maps does seem to have better POI, I will get them that. If you use an Apple Watch you can't beat the integration with Apple maps.
Maybe it's just the way I use maps, but the points of interest and the turn-by-turn directions are night and day differences.
Nobody knows!Blackpool, England
god why!!
God showing the best places huh!Nobody knows!
Hull is on Flyover too!
Are you actually using Apple Maps? Since last year Google can't hold a candle to Maps. The difference is night and day in Apples favor. As a daily user and pizza delivery driver, I can tell you Apple is far more accurate the google maps. Our iPhone users use their phones with no issues and direct to door turn by turn. More driver actually have android and they stopped using theirs because it didn't work. Several tried talking me out of using my phone because of their Googld experience. Of course if you enter the wrong address you will go wrong. Even the traffic and accidents are factored in and automatically adjusted.Maybe it's just the way I use maps, but the points of interest and the turn-by-turn directions are night and day differences.
I thought they would consider fixing the massive coverage gaps in central London (e.g. west of Hyde Park) before the likes of Nottingham would be added.
I don't understand why it takes so long. Surely a couple of fly bys in a special plane are all that are required?