> Apple have massively damaged their reputation through this.
No, they haven't. Stop it. It's one app, and Google Maps is still browser-accessible. Seriously, just stop.
No, they haven't. Stop it. It's one app, and Google Maps is still browser-accessible. Seriously, just stop.
In fact one friend felt bad about upgrading his iPhone because his provider offered a upgrade on his contract. He said it didn't cost too much so doesn't matter. These are normal people who think iPhone is becoming a joke.
This is because of a sub-par launch that was over anticipated and a complete mockery of the richest public company in the world because of this single app. A app widely used by millions for transportation times and searching for places.
And "Print Google Maps instructions before you go on any trip, iOS Maps is broken"
Isn't damaging?
I don't know. The last thing I would do on my phone if I weren't a technical user is go to the Google Maps website when my default "Maps" app isn't working. If this was a consistent problem for me, for every or nearly every address I checked (I mean really, Berlin in Antarctica?), I would just say that Apple Maps sucks and refuse to use it and share this unpleasant situation with my friends and co-workers and other iPhone users that happened to mention they would just punch it in to their Maps program. That's just me, though.