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Apple Maps Vehicles Surveying 13 More U.S. States Later This Month

kdarling said:
Heck yeah. I use it to:

  • Check out parking spots before I go into New York City.
  • Preview intersections and exits (important up here).
  • See what storefronts look like (it's often surprising how hidden they are).
  • Check out neighborhoods when surfing for real estate.
  • Show my wife what her new doctor's office looks like.
  • Even read the parking signs ahead of time.
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Different locations, but all of the above type scenarios. I also use it when planning a driving route with my trailer, so I can check out difficult junctions and roads beforehand.


Is anyone not using it regularly?
 
akbarali.ch said:
At this rate it would be ages to cover other countries.

I'm in India and i bought iPhone 6

LTE : non yet available
Apple Pay : Nowhere in sight
Apple Maps : Just photo of the globe, nothing else.

I'm hardly using half cost of the iPhone 6 in terms features.

Also, to mention i used iphone3G, iPhone3GS, iPhone4 all on 2G network as 3G network was not available. Everything is so delayed here in India.
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I feel for you.

You must make do with Apple Naps for now. :)
 
kdarling said:
Heck yeah. I use it to:

  • Check out parking spots before I go into New York City.
  • Preview intersections and exits (important up here).
  • See what storefronts look like (it's often surprising how hidden they are).
  • Check out neighborhoods when surfing for real estate.
  • Show my wife what her new doctor's office looks like.
  • Even read the parking signs ahead of time.
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That's a good idea: using it to see if there are free parking spots.

I hadn't thought of that.
 
Walked by this van on State Street in Boston over the weekend :)
 

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About 3 days ago, the van drove down my street in Kingwood TX, about 20 miles north of Houston
 
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