They do and the authors point stands regardless.
Apple generally doesn't try porting their software, iTunes being a notable exception. Google Maps however is rage inducing on iOS.
Apple generally doesn't try porting their software, iTunes being a notable exception. Google Maps however is rage inducing on iOS.
So, if all the apps they port doesn't follow the guidelines, can we conclude that Apple is also the Microsoft of the 2010s?
Can you clarify how it bothers you? I've found it to be not much different with my new 6S vs. my previous Sony Z3C. I feel like it has become less user-friendly on both platforms, but I don't recall significant differences between them.
Apple Maps, however, I cannot put up with.
Google's data is superior for points of interest but the app is less integrated with the platform (e.g. lock screen, watchOS)
Major gripes I still have is the inability to create a multi-destination route or to modify the plotted route. As far as I can tell it's only possible from the desktop site.