Apple Maps tests updates in France, Monaco, New Zealand
Apple has started to expand its updated Apple Maps experience into more countries, with testing of more detailed maps now available in France, Monaco, and New Zealand.
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Malcolm Owen
Compared: Apple Maps versus Google Maps in 2022
Apple Maps has come a long way in its decade on the market, but Google Maps hasn't stopped improving either. Here's how the two mapping giants compare in 2022.
Wesley Hilliard
Apple rolls out 'all-new' Apple Maps for Germany & Singapore
Both Germany and Singapore now have added Apple Maps features including Look Around, improved navigation, and 3D landmarks.
William Gallagher
Apple to celebrate Earth Day with walks, podcasts, apps
Ahead of Earth Day on April 22, 2022, Apple has launched new a Time to Walk workout for Apple Fitness+, added new Apple Maps guides, and will unveil specially curated books and podcasts.
Apple Maps adds biking directions to US Midwestern locations
Apple has quietly rolled out Apple Maps cycling directions for parts of the Midwest, including major cities such as Chicago, Detroit, and Columbus.
Darryl Boxberger
Apple's user privacy stance has caused problems for internal engineering teams
Apple's strong commitment to user privacy has reportedly made work more difficult for some of its engineers, leading to vetoed features and limitations on what its platforms can do.
Mike Peterson
Apple Maps sends teams hiking in Cologne
Four Apple Maps teams will be hiking across Cologne in order to build up data for the mapping service, from updating existing detail, to adding new pedestrian routes.
Apple Maps now supports real-time road alerts from emergency vehicles
Apple Maps now supports real-time alerts sourced from Safety Cloud, a digital alerting platform used by emergency responders and construction zones.
Apple Maps teams hiking around UK cities with camera-laden backpacks
Apple is making Apple Maps more accessible to pedestrians in the UK, by sending out workers wearing data-collecting backpacks to go where its fleet of mapping cars cannot reach.
Amber Neely
