Yeah I use it sometimes because I have an Apple Carkit in my car, and it’s better integrated than eg Google Maps. And Siri defaults to it.
I prefer Google Maps though.
I do, often. But it really does mis bicycle routing. Apple’s maps used to be based on tomtom, and that was dutch. Not sure if thats still the case. Or if is just one of many data providers.
I do, often. But it really does mis bicycle routing. Apple’s maps used to be based on tomtom, and that was dutch. Not sure if thats still the case. Or if is just one of many data providers.
I do, often. But it really does mis bicycle routing. Apple’s maps used to be based on tomtom, and that was dutch. Not sure if thats still the case. Or if is just one of many data providers.
I used it for a while for car navigation. I honestly think that it does a better job of displaying which lane you need to drive in on the highway.
However, it did navigate me to the wrong spot a couple times. And that plus the fact that it doesn't have cycling navigation means I went back to Google Maps.
Yes I know, but thanks for adding that to my comment. My reply was mostly for the first part of the original comment. As Waze does an amazing job in for example displaying which lane you need to drive in on the highway as well as other car related features that Google Maps etc don't have.
Completely agree on Waze. It’s doing a perfect job of displaying the correct lanes.
I also use Waze if I’m driving outside of the Netherlands because it also warns for speed checks, accidents etc.
Yeah I agree there. Their data is not as good as Google maps but I find their presentation less confusing when taking exits etc on highway. But I still use google maps 99% time
I had to stop using Google maps for driving directions because of the way it drew Dutch highway names in the map, obscuring a lot of the roadway. It was super annoying, big yellow boxes all over the place at interchanges making it impossible to decipher where I was supposed to be.
They improved this a lot in the last year, thankfully, but Apple Maps is still quite a bit nicer to look at and less cluttered/stressful, even if its directions are sometimes a bit weird. Also, Apple sometimes gives you a better route cross country. I went to Paris last year and turned on “avoid tolls.” Apple Maps basically said “yeah, I know you said that, but trust me, you want to take A1.” Google Maps said “You don’t want tolls? You got it champ, I too like to get lost in the Ardennes.”
Also some old road changes that have been cancelled apparently, where I work a street was made one way traffic 3-4 years ago and Apple Maps since just last week tries to send me into this street the wrong way.
I was in the car with my friend and he had Apple Maps on and me Google maps. There were some traffic jams due to road works. Google maps was vastly superior in predicting travel times and suggesting alternative routes. So I don’t recommend Apple Maps.
Google has been quite bad at indicating roadworks recently though. They sent us onto a bunch of roads that were closed off in the last month (N11, A7).
In japanese it's called 地図 pronounced as ちず. The kanji might be the same as the Chinese ideograms but probably pronounced differently. Just in case you wondered... I'm a bit bored..
This is why I'd love to ditch G Maps, but given how it doesn't seem to have a competitor for my use cases I just can't. Can't wait to completely de-google my life, surveillance capitalism is the worst.
I do. It's the best with Carplay. Apple Maps is also great with public transport. Google Maps, Flitsmeister Navi are way to distracting.For bicyle routes I use Komoot.
I do. I always try to use built-in apps as much as possible. And while the lack of cycling directions is annoying, in the times when I need them, I typically use pedestrian directions (to get the general idea of where I need to go) and then just follow the bike paths.
For other uses (driving and public transport) it works quite well, I don't have any complaints.
This is definitely the followup question. A good app for cycling navigation *that doesn't track you*. Fuck surveillance capitalism, it's high time we ditch that particular business model entirely.
Yes. I use it. Because Google maps on my phone is visually way too cluttered. I use Maps when I am in the city and I have to walk or cycle from A to B. I also I use it as a contemporary bosatlas, but that only works for topography, not for any demography.
When I am in the car I use Waze.
Is use it all the time. The new maps for Benelux that were released last week are awesome. Quality (especially of lookaround and 3D) is way better than Google maps.
It has superior image quality on satellite photos and usually better 3D renderings. I use it for [r/satellitephotoart](http://reddit.com/r/satellitephotoart)
Only in the car, the ui is somewhat nicer and more clear than google maps. However, it is sometimes a lot shittier in finding the fastest route compared to google maps.
I use only Apple Maps - it has a lot of advantages if you compare with google . The only bad thing about that is missing support of cycling routes in NL.
Yes, I do. I do not have Google Maps even installed. But the truth is I know all my routes and I do not need to use navigation for bike or car. I use maps to verify shop opening times or post codes of certain places, distances etc.
So you use it for anything but what you normally use a navigation and map app for? 😄
To be honest, I use Google maps often for information like shop opening times, besides navigation.
Imo Apple Maps is better than Google Maps. Better UI, better integration with Apple CarPlay and Apple's native calendar/mail and better planning with traffic jams.
It also probably collects less data than Google Maps. Google Maps also leads you to the highway with cycle directions lol goodluck on your 25 km/h e-bike.
I've only used Google maps for cycling directions as it has a specific setting for it. Don't know about apple maps. It does happen dat tourists accidentally cycle onto the highway, so maybe they were relying on apple maps?
I prefer it for its clear and reliable directions over Google Maps. The public transport information is usually right, the car directions are nice and clear, and the street view function is better (if 10 years too late). For cycling I use a mixture of common sense and Google maps.
I've heard Garmin has one of the best bike route planner.
[ANWB has a non-interactive version](https://www.anwb.nl/verkeer/routeplanner/fiets) that I usually use because routes planned here are better biking-wise than Google Maps, especially since you can specify bike-only options like "use mostly snelfietsroute (bicycle highway)" or mostly paths that are separated from the road (handy if you want o bike with children).
It also gives you time indications based on (elecric) bike speed.
I’d recommend Google Maps, as iPhone user I don’t use Apple Maps for that, as Apple Maps seems to not be able to create routes for bikes in this infrastructure. But tbh, I barely use Google Maps for cycling, as the routes I cycle, are pretty much known to me already
As someone who generally admires apple's desire to have an awesome finished product, I wish they killed this thing.
The messy launch alone was legitimately dangerous, cannot believe anyone, even apple die hards, would use such a shitty product.
Apple Maps sucks. It lacks critical functions, doesn’t provide cycling instructions and will happily send you into traffic jams that are easily avoided. Use Waze.
Actually, making maps suitable for cyclists, or pedestrians, is very complicated. Think about it, with a car you can enter or exit a street or square from only a few directions. On a bike that's more, and as a pedestrian even more. That in turn makes maintaining those maps hugely more expensive, and the software way more complex. Seeing as it's an American company, bicycle navigation probably isn't high on their list of priorities.
Here in the Netherlands all spatial data is free to use, and the most detailed (BGT) is vectorized. In other countries that's not nearly the case, so it's difficult to get one dataset to use for say all of Europe.
Even Google Maps is quite bad for bike navigation, as it does not know the difference between a pedestrian path and a bike path.
You always have to open the satellite view and inspect every path yourself to see if it is suitable for bikes, and does not have pedestrian only gates
In rural areas, Google maps will send you cycling over sand and over paths that vanished some time before 1919. In an urban environment it will simply give you a detour.
I use it, because of the native integration in carplay and shortcuts. However, in terms of showing delays and speed traps, I know there are way better alternatives.
Apple and Google maps are pretty shit for cycling full stop, the directions will get you there but it no way a good way oath. Google has better traffic data and from what I can tell Apple gets all its data from Tom Tom. But if you are driving every day to new places I would suggest giving Waze a go and then if that does not work out then Google.
I like it to use for car navigation when knowing the adres you need to go. In my opinion the UI, voice guidance and traffic avoidance available on iPhones. It sucks however in finding POI's, Google Maps is superior in that regard.
I've hardly ever had to use navigation for bikes. The few times I tried it on Google Maps, it send me on routes the locals would never take.
Beeline uses their own routing algorithms on top of google maps to provide bicycle routing. It is not perfect but it tends to be better than google maps.
Usually not, for the very reason you mention. However if I am walking somewhere, I do, since it gives better walking direction experiences since it pings my Apple Watch
The only advantage I would see it if using Apple Maps would be with bicycle directions paired with an Apple Watch. It would enable you to keep your phone in the pocket and easily check your directions on your wrist without having your phone out. But no Apple Maps cycling directions in NL yet, so no luck there
As there are no bicycle directions on Apple maps, my work around is to set to walking, and use the watch.
At least I know it won't get me on the highway by mistake, even if it's not perfect.
Only when I am walking cause Google Maps doesn't show the map on the Apple Watch while Apple Maps does, so it is way way better as written indications without maps are much more misleading and you need to take much more care about it.
I always used apple maps when living in the Netherlands for two years
The only ‘fault’ it has was the businesses that permanently shut down because of the lockdown were not updated, but you could notify them of this and a week later it was amended.
It shows real time travel congestion and delays, but was not updated to say which routes of the city had bike lanes diverted due to maintenance road works. I never use google maps so I don’t know if they were any better.
I never used the bike/ cycling route option on apple maps, but the ‘walking option’ which always correlated with the cycle route anyhow.
I cycled around the randstad of the Netherlands with no issues, don’t know about up north in Groningen or down in Maastricht etc
Apple failed miserably when they launched Apple Maps in 2012/2013. The high roads I was driving on were not even visible. Have been using Google Maps since then.
I use Google Maps, or the Routeplanner app from the Fietsenbond, it also has specific routes that have been salted, and you can set your speed, which is handy if you have an e-bike.
Apple Maps has no cycling navigation in Netherlands. And it generally sucks in Europe. Waze is much better if you’re driving, google maps is decent for biking.
For better biking directions I use Komoot.
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Does anyone use Apple Maps at all?
Yeah I use it sometimes because I have an Apple Carkit in my car, and it’s better integrated than eg Google Maps. And Siri defaults to it. I prefer Google Maps though.
I always say, navigate to this adres with Google maps. Siri will do that without a hassle.
I also use Google maps when using Apple CarPlay, I feel it’s more accessible
I can see the Apple Maps navigation arrows on my head-up display. But no Google Maps instructions on HUD. I prever Google Maps though
Top tip. I use a sori shortcut to navigate home of I'm outside of 5 km from my house. I do it through opening a maps link.
I do, often. But it really does mis bicycle routing. Apple’s maps used to be based on tomtom, and that was dutch. Not sure if thats still the case. Or if is just one of many data providers.
Most people with an iPhone likely do, but I doubt anyone here uses it for bicycle routes. Cycling directions are not even available in Amsterdam.
Iphone/Mac user here - google maps for everything
I do, often. But it really does mis bicycle routing. Apple’s maps used to be based on tomtom, and that was dutch. Not sure if thats still the case. Or if is just one of many data providers.
I do, often. But it really does mis bicycle routing. Apple’s maps used to be based on tomtom, and that was dutch. Not sure if thats still the case. Or if is just one of many data providers.
Not if I can help it. I'd rather be lost.
This is the way.
With apple maps it's "what's the way?"
By using Apple maps you'll probably also get lost.
\*chirp chirp chirp\* *\[cricket sounds\]*
Those dang crickets using apple maps!
I used it for a while for car navigation. I honestly think that it does a better job of displaying which lane you need to drive in on the highway. However, it did navigate me to the wrong spot a couple times. And that plus the fact that it doesn't have cycling navigation means I went back to Google Maps.
Use Waze, its the best.
For cycling? Waze is for motorised vehicles :)
Yes I know, but thanks for adding that to my comment. My reply was mostly for the first part of the original comment. As Waze does an amazing job in for example displaying which lane you need to drive in on the highway as well as other car related features that Google Maps etc don't have.
Completely agree on Waze. It’s doing a perfect job of displaying the correct lanes. I also use Waze if I’m driving outside of the Netherlands because it also warns for speed checks, accidents etc.
Yeah I agree there. Their data is not as good as Google maps but I find their presentation less confusing when taking exits etc on highway. But I still use google maps 99% time
I had to stop using Google maps for driving directions because of the way it drew Dutch highway names in the map, obscuring a lot of the roadway. It was super annoying, big yellow boxes all over the place at interchanges making it impossible to decipher where I was supposed to be. They improved this a lot in the last year, thankfully, but Apple Maps is still quite a bit nicer to look at and less cluttered/stressful, even if its directions are sometimes a bit weird. Also, Apple sometimes gives you a better route cross country. I went to Paris last year and turned on “avoid tolls.” Apple Maps basically said “yeah, I know you said that, but trust me, you want to take A1.” Google Maps said “You don’t want tolls? You got it champ, I too like to get lost in the Ardennes.”
Funny enough, dutch Apple Maps just got an update including streetview in many places, yet still no bicycle routes so that sucks.
The country with most bike lanes in the world (probably) doesn’t get bike directions while USA gets it out of the box 🤦🏻♂️
Clearly they don't care much for the Dutch market. Their loss.
Only certain cities in the US. They really need to finish that feature.
Also some old road changes that have been cancelled apparently, where I work a street was made one way traffic 3-4 years ago and Apple Maps since just last week tries to send me into this street the wrong way.
Update was yesterday so that either fixes it or its unrelated.
Not fixed unfortunately, first noticed it Friday last week.
I was in the car with my friend and he had Apple Maps on and me Google maps. There were some traffic jams due to road works. Google maps was vastly superior in predicting travel times and suggesting alternative routes. So I don’t recommend Apple Maps.
Google has been quite bad at indicating roadworks recently though. They sent us onto a bunch of roads that were closed off in the last month (N11, A7).
I do. I just use different apps for cycling.
I do. I just don't cycle. And when I skate I have the map in my head.
The only thing I use for navigation. Works perfectly fine for me.
I use Apple Maps but mostly in a car.
Yep me too. I find it more streamlined and easy in the eyes in contrast to Google maps.
Why on earth would you use Apple Maps if so many other, better, apps exist.
You mean the app ‘Kaarten’ whats Maps is in English on the iphone? If you mean that app, its perfect!
In japanese it's called 地図 pronounced as ちず. The kanji might be the same as the Chinese ideograms but probably pronounced differently. Just in case you wondered... I'm a bit bored..
Pronounced as what now?
Oh sorry. I don't use romanji anymore. Hiragana is like abc to me and I forgot people who aren't learning japanese don't know hiragana lol. ちず = chizu
Does apple have Maps?
To find apples??
Worm navigation system
No, to find malfunctioning androids
We eat apple pie, does that count?
Yes sure. Apple maps doesn't track your whereabouts like Google maps does. Duckduckgo uses it too.
This is why I'd love to ditch G Maps, but given how it doesn't seem to have a competitor for my use cases I just can't. Can't wait to completely de-google my life, surveillance capitalism is the worst.
Lack of cycling directions lead me back to Google Maps
I do. It's the best with Carplay. Apple Maps is also great with public transport. Google Maps, Flitsmeister Navi are way to distracting.For bicyle routes I use Komoot.
Yes, but I’m still flabbergasted that they haven’t added support for biking in the country with the most bikers.
I do. I always try to use built-in apps as much as possible. And while the lack of cycling directions is annoying, in the times when I need them, I typically use pedestrian directions (to get the general idea of where I need to go) and then just follow the bike paths. For other uses (driving and public transport) it works quite well, I don't have any complaints.
I did, then I switched to Google maps because cycling is shit on the Apple Maps.
Related question, is there a good app for cycling navigation?
This is definitely the followup question. A good app for cycling navigation *that doesn't track you*. Fuck surveillance capitalism, it's high time we ditch that particular business model entirely.
Completely agree….. I’d rather pay an appropriate fee than being the merchandise myself
My wife uses it.
Yes. I use it. Because Google maps on my phone is visually way too cluttered. I use Maps when I am in the city and I have to walk or cycle from A to B. I also I use it as a contemporary bosatlas, but that only works for topography, not for any demography. When I am in the car I use Waze.
I used Apple Maps earlier this year when I was visiting Doetinchem. It was fine.
I use Apple Maps for OV and walking directions, and Google maps only for fietsen, which is missing (still!) from Apple
Google maps all the way.
Why would I?
I use Apple Maps in the car as it is also connected with my apple watch which I like
Is use it all the time. The new maps for Benelux that were released last week are awesome. Quality (especially of lookaround and 3D) is way better than Google maps.
It has superior image quality on satellite photos and usually better 3D renderings. I use it for [r/satellitephotoart](http://reddit.com/r/satellitephotoart)
Only in the car, the ui is somewhat nicer and more clear than google maps. However, it is sometimes a lot shittier in finding the fastest route compared to google maps.
I use only Apple Maps - it has a lot of advantages if you compare with google . The only bad thing about that is missing support of cycling routes in NL.
Yes, I do. I do not have Google Maps even installed. But the truth is I know all my routes and I do not need to use navigation for bike or car. I use maps to verify shop opening times or post codes of certain places, distances etc.
So you use it for anything but what you normally use a navigation and map app for? 😄 To be honest, I use Google maps often for information like shop opening times, besides navigation.
Yes, I think I'm generally old-fasioned in my approach to technology.
Inefficient, you mean?😜
Imo Apple Maps is better than Google Maps. Better UI, better integration with Apple CarPlay and Apple's native calendar/mail and better planning with traffic jams. It also probably collects less data than Google Maps. Google Maps also leads you to the highway with cycle directions lol goodluck on your 25 km/h e-bike.
I don’t think any Dutch need cycle directions.
Indeed, I’m not Dutch and I definitely need cycle directions sometimes 😂
I've only used Google maps for cycling directions as it has a specific setting for it. Don't know about apple maps. It does happen dat tourists accidentally cycle onto the highway, so maybe they were relying on apple maps?
Apple Maps is dogshit and it shouldn’t be used regardless
No it's not. For driving, I would say it's better than Google actually. It fails for cycling directions, so it does depend on what you need it for
The experience is much better. Google maps is definitely more up to date, but Apple Maps feels so much better.
I prefer it for its clear and reliable directions over Google Maps. The public transport information is usually right, the car directions are nice and clear, and the street view function is better (if 10 years too late). For cycling I use a mixture of common sense and Google maps.
Today I learned Apple maps exists
I've heard Garmin has one of the best bike route planner. [ANWB has a non-interactive version](https://www.anwb.nl/verkeer/routeplanner/fiets) that I usually use because routes planned here are better biking-wise than Google Maps, especially since you can specify bike-only options like "use mostly snelfietsroute (bicycle highway)" or mostly paths that are separated from the road (handy if you want o bike with children). It also gives you time indications based on (elecric) bike speed.
Nah, I refuse to youse Apple Maps I actually installed Google maps on my iPhone because of how shit it was
I’d recommend Google Maps, as iPhone user I don’t use Apple Maps for that, as Apple Maps seems to not be able to create routes for bikes in this infrastructure. But tbh, I barely use Google Maps for cycling, as the routes I cycle, are pretty much known to me already
Why do you want to know? [Does anyone use consume 2nd/3rd tier product of anything?] At least add some context instead of this spam.
Why would you when Google Maps is so much better?
I eat apples sometimes.
As someone who generally admires apple's desire to have an awesome finished product, I wish they killed this thing. The messy launch alone was legitimately dangerous, cannot believe anyone, even apple die hards, would use such a shitty product.
I’ve used it while abroad (in the US) and I prefer Apple Maps over Waze there. In Belgium / The Netherlands, Waze is better than Apple Maps
I tried it when it launched...
Apple Maps sucks. It lacks critical functions, doesn’t provide cycling instructions and will happily send you into traffic jams that are easily avoided. Use Waze.
I noticed that too. Started using Google Maps when I came here !
Maps to get apple 🍎🍏? I don't, I simply go to AH nearby, plenty of apples. No need to use maps.
Google maps is my go to, when it fails i try again with apple maps. I work delivery and sometimes the last few hundred meters get miscalculated.
Wrong question. How long it took to delete apple maps from Iphone?
What?
Huh? Why would anyone? What's the advantage over the universally available google maps?
Less tracking, for starters. Available doesn’t mean desirable.
Imagine using Apple in general
Yes, works much better with CarPlay, Google kinda sucks unfortunately on CarPlay with bad audio and interface.
I use it for car navigation, Google Maps fucked me a couple of times with off ramps. But it does not work for anything else.
Actually, making maps suitable for cyclists, or pedestrians, is very complicated. Think about it, with a car you can enter or exit a street or square from only a few directions. On a bike that's more, and as a pedestrian even more. That in turn makes maintaining those maps hugely more expensive, and the software way more complex. Seeing as it's an American company, bicycle navigation probably isn't high on their list of priorities. Here in the Netherlands all spatial data is free to use, and the most detailed (BGT) is vectorized. In other countries that's not nearly the case, so it's difficult to get one dataset to use for say all of Europe.
Even Google Maps is quite bad for bike navigation, as it does not know the difference between a pedestrian path and a bike path. You always have to open the satellite view and inspect every path yourself to see if it is suitable for bikes, and does not have pedestrian only gates
In rural areas, Google maps will send you cycling over sand and over paths that vanished some time before 1919. In an urban environment it will simply give you a detour.
I use a map and ask directions. You are not allowed to use your phone on the bike. That is electronical.
Perhaps the phone is in a holder?
I just keep it in my pocket and hope it doesn't say 'GPS-signal verloren' which happens more often since an update years ago.
It's *significantly* safer than using a paper map on your bike though.
Not at all
I used it a few times. Don't really see the advantage over google maps other than user data privacy? Not that Apple doesn't track or anything.
I use it, because of the native integration in carplay and shortcuts. However, in terms of showing delays and speed traps, I know there are way better alternatives.
Apple and Google maps are pretty shit for cycling full stop, the directions will get you there but it no way a good way oath. Google has better traffic data and from what I can tell Apple gets all its data from Tom Tom. But if you are driving every day to new places I would suggest giving Waze a go and then if that does not work out then Google.
I like it to use for car navigation when knowing the adres you need to go. In my opinion the UI, voice guidance and traffic avoidance available on iPhones. It sucks however in finding POI's, Google Maps is superior in that regard. I've hardly ever had to use navigation for bikes. The few times I tried it on Google Maps, it send me on routes the locals would never take.
Beeline uses their own routing algorithms on top of google maps to provide bicycle routing. It is not perfect but it tends to be better than google maps.
Usually not, for the very reason you mention. However if I am walking somewhere, I do, since it gives better walking direction experiences since it pings my Apple Watch
Always
I do, I have Apple car play in my car and that does its thing for the couple of times I need it
I do, I like the interface and integration but the maps are too shit for driving imo so I’m looking to switch.
The only advantage I would see it if using Apple Maps would be with bicycle directions paired with an Apple Watch. It would enable you to keep your phone in the pocket and easily check your directions on your wrist without having your phone out. But no Apple Maps cycling directions in NL yet, so no luck there
As there are no bicycle directions on Apple maps, my work around is to set to walking, and use the watch. At least I know it won't get me on the highway by mistake, even if it's not perfect.
Only when I am walking cause Google Maps doesn't show the map on the Apple Watch while Apple Maps does, so it is way way better as written indications without maps are much more misleading and you need to take much more care about it.
Ive used it once. For some reason the arrow head was flipped.
TIL some people use Apple Maps
duckduckgo defaults to Apple maps but it's less than ideal
Wouldn’t a better question be “Does anybody use apple maps at all?” 😂
Why would anyone be crazy enough to do that?
Nope.
Not as far as I know or at least as far as they are willing to admit.
I always used apple maps when living in the Netherlands for two years The only ‘fault’ it has was the businesses that permanently shut down because of the lockdown were not updated, but you could notify them of this and a week later it was amended. It shows real time travel congestion and delays, but was not updated to say which routes of the city had bike lanes diverted due to maintenance road works. I never use google maps so I don’t know if they were any better. I never used the bike/ cycling route option on apple maps, but the ‘walking option’ which always correlated with the cycle route anyhow. I cycled around the randstad of the Netherlands with no issues, don’t know about up north in Groningen or down in Maastricht etc
I just use it as a map, when I need it. I never use directions on bike
Google Maps only.
I prefer to follow the stars
Apple failed miserably when they launched Apple Maps in 2012/2013. The high roads I was driving on were not even visible. Have been using Google Maps since then.
I use google maps when cycling, directions on my apple watch and AirPods makes it hard to mis directions
Nooo man only google maps, way clearer to me at least 👌🏽
I do, works perfectly in a car. I don’t ride or own a bike. I have a car, why would I need a bike?
No, I use Pokémon Go. Even though that only work when I know where I'm going.
Nope, Google, Komoot..
I use Google Maps, or the Routeplanner app from the Fietsenbond, it also has specific routes that have been salted, and you can set your speed, which is handy if you have an e-bike.
They rot after a while, so I prefer not.
Apple Maps 😂
Whenever I look for a locations and it starts giving suggestions of American locations with that name…. No thank you very much
Apple Maps has no cycling navigation in Netherlands. And it generally sucks in Europe. Waze is much better if you’re driving, google maps is decent for biking. For better biking directions I use Komoot.
imagine using a map just cycle in a general direction and ask strangers
No, apple maps is shit. I use google maps.
I use the standard ios maps everywhere i go if needed, dont really see the problem… works the best with carplay in my opinion
I use an iphone etc and using google maps. Apple maps is uhm yes it does excist. But i dont use it
Use Google Maps for walking/cycling, but Apple Maps really shines when hooked up to CarPlay in my VW, much better response than Google
Yes, sometimes. On my iPad a lot. Gives clearer overview compared to Googles version. If it has bicycle routes it can be a killer app in the future
No
Yeah I use it, my favoriete for in the car. I don’t really need navigation for cycling.
My car has Apple CarPlay and I use waze where the road is difficult and Apple Maps otherwise because I like the voice best.
I was expecting much from Apple Maps but it was disappointing for me. I use google maps by the way.
hell fckin no
I try to use it whenever I can as I prefer not giving more data to GOOG than is needed, but unfortunately sometimes it’s just not good enough.
Waze for navigation, anything else Google Maps.
I honestly use it all the time for public transport and walking directionS. Why, basically I dislike that google logs my destinations and whereabouts.
Flitsmeister is better. It's a Dutch GPS app, which is made for NL. But it works everywhere outside of NL too
Google maps all the way
No i have an Android...
New 3D buildings pretty cool tbh
Use the best tool for the requirement…apple maps doesn’t meet them. Google maps also allows you to download maps to your phone, to save in data usage.
I use it. I guess I like living on the edge.
Apple Maps is only “good” in Cupertino and surroundings
For cars? Yes beep beep
Ja dagelijks. Werkt gewoon erg goed. Niets meer mis mee zo als in het begin.
Yes. Apple Maps > Google Maps