So now that Apple Maps has officially been released to the public for four months, we have had some time to really test out the software and get a feel for what is right and wrong about it. Let me start by saying, when I think Apple Maps, I think GPS. I could care less about a graphical flyover that I have no use for or ever will. I do not see what purpose a flyover of the Statue of Liberty serves me and whether it shows up on the flyover or not. Not to mention I have never even seen the option of how to do the flyover in the app.
One of the most important parts of a GPS is to have accurate information. In the New York/New Jersey tri-state area, I have had very few problems with accuracy, except if you include my home address. Yes, my home address is the only one that Apple Maps continues to fail on day after day, no matter how many times I’ve reported the problem. I have selected “Information is incorrect” and “Pin is at incorrect location.” With the release of iOS 6.1 yesterday, I’ve now reported it with the new bigger “Report A Problem” and as of today, my address still comes up a couple of blocks away. I would think a good first step for Apple Maps would be to listen to user feedback and fix as many of the addresses that users report as incorrect. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…







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