I'd quite like this on my iPhone![]()
and its the best thing for he iphone 4 and the ipod touch 4g users.
love u google.
I'd quite like this on my iPhone![]()
No they were not. They even increased the price, another reason Apple left.
http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/09/google-maps-api-vs-openstreetmap/
So I will need a google account and I need to sign in? Em no thanks.
I feel the same way. Google could easily keep their tech to themselves, pushing users toward Android, but instead put tons of energy and time toward iOS. Maps pre-iOS6 is a great example of this. I don't think Google expected the huge drop in maps after Apple dropped their services. Maybe it's happening with Siri too.
Everyone keeps mentioning how reviews have said Google Maps looks better on iOS, what everyone fails to bring up: The Google devs who made the damn thing said the iOS version is superior! Android has the vast amount of market share, but the numbers about browser usage don't lie. Google makes their money from you using their services, and somehow more people are using them on iOS than they are Android. They would be stupid to ignore the iOS user base, and therefore not only will we get everything Android does, but we'll likely get the better version. It's like Office 2011 all over again.![]()
Yeah! I had the same issue when I first got mine, just say "Listen to [artist, album or song title]." and then click whichever app you want to use. It's really that simple.
I don't see what Google Now does that Siri isn't doing for me already. The key to Siri is to have as much information as possible on your address book and iCalendar. Siri reads my texts and e-mails, tells me how long it will take for me to get to the office and provides Turn by Turn directions, checks my calendar for appointments and notifies my when I'm near a client's office that I told Siri I need to visit.
All this without my information being used to sell me things I don't want nor need.
No they were not. They even increased the price, another reason Apple left.
http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/09/google-maps-api-vs-openstreetmap/
What does that even mean? Searching Google for a restaurant isn't "now" but asking Google Now for it is "now?"
Exactly why?
It's a shame Google are allowing Android apps to be available on iOS, but I guess it's more people to advertise to.
Google Hivemind. Now with more Creepy.
Why would you want such a tiny screen?
It's a shame Google are allowing Android apps to be available on iOS, but I guess it's more people to advertise to.
Different strokes for different folks. Not everybody needs a phone that's almost the size of a tablet, has NFC and tons of other wireless stuff other than Wi-Fi and BT, can shoot lasers, connects to Skynet, etc.![]()