All these GPS companies profits are going to go down the toilet once iOS 6 comes out with Apple maps navigation.
It's like watching the printed encyclopedia business get erased by Wikipedia...
All these GPS companies profits are going to go down the toilet once iOS 6 comes out with Apple maps navigation.
It's like watching the printed encyclopedia business get erased by Wikipedia...
You think? Last time I tried the beta Apple maps app I've yet to see it compare to one that the GPS companies put out, unless they changed it majorly since the beta I tried!
How did that screen shot get past App Store quality control?
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How did that screen shot get past App Store quality control?
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Even still, I'm surprised any mention of a potential new iPhone got through.they do throw in the word "rumoured"
All these GPS companies profits are going to go down the toilet once iOS 6 comes out with Apple maps navigation.
It's like watching the printed encyclopedia business get erased by Wikipedia...
How did that screen shot get past App Store quality control?
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My guess is that the people in charge of reviewing apps are unaware of the new iPhone. Hence doubling down on secrecy.
I doubt the hit will be too bad until Apple has off-line maps and adds some of the other higher end features of TomTom/Garmin/Navigon (decent speed camera databases, equivalent of TomTom IQ routes etc).All these GPS companies profits are going to go down the toilet once iOS 6 comes out with Apple maps navigation.
It's like watching the printed encyclopedia business get erased by Wikipedia...