Cool, but it still can't do the most basic, most fundamental thing a maps app should do: resolve slightly incomplete addresses.
When instead of "Whatever street" you type "Whatevr street" or "Whatever st." and it immediately points to a small Chinese town on the other freaking side of the Earth... Because there was literally nothing that was a better match on this entire freaking hemisphere? Or when it shows you a list of 97 potential matches from all over the world, for a road that's right next to you. Or when it confidently finds a single road with the same name that you typed in, but in some small town far from you, when there's a much more popular one much closer to you. Yeah, that's a bit ridiculous. And it doesn't just do that every once in a while, it does it all the time. If I was Apple, I'd try to fix that first, before doing anything to Maps.
Google has had this working perfectly 10 years ago. You can pretty much just type in whatever you want however you want, and Google will just read your mind and find what you meant, almost every single time. To me that's far more important than street view or a list of businesses, because when someone calls me to meet up somewhere, they usually won't say "Hey, meet me at Earth, Europe, People's Republic of South Theodora, 12334, District 17, John Wilkins Boulevard 47/A."
