Map's data is updated dynamically and continuously and is unrelated to the iOS version (Maps is also on Mavericks).
Except there doesn't seem to be a lot of updates (at least not near me). And when you report a map data issue you never get any response. I've posted almost 10 issues in my area almost a year ago and none have been updated. At least with Google maps they create a ticket and you get a response when the issue has been resolved.
Agree, I just meant that going from iOS6 to iOS7 means no difference in Map data except for what may have been changed that day in the on-line database.
The problem is Apple doesn't own the map data so they can't continually post new data to the maps servers. My guess is a few times a year they put all their data together from their different providers and push it to the maps servers.
Just put every POI that 3 people or more put in there and you have better data within a month then google.
Never had an issue with Apple Maps. Then again, I don't live in a 2nd/3rd world country or in the boonies.
Never had an issue with Apple Maps. Then again, I don't live in a 2nd/3rd world country or in the boonies.
Are you asking more about the app itself which was redesigned and updated/changed somewhat in iOS 7, or the actual service/data, which is more or less often updated on the server side unrelated to iOS releases or anything else for the most part.Just wonderin'
Apple doesn't own the data so they can't do that. Plus, there has to be some verification of changes. You can't completely rely on users. But right now the biggest issues for Apple is they just don't have a good system setup to handle map reports from users or the ability to make changes quickly (partly because they have to rely on TomTom, etc).