Much like the Apple Maps app for iOS, the web version now features Look Around. It's similar to Google Street View.

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The Apple Maps web app now supports Look Around, a Google Street View-like feature which provides high-resolution ground imagery.

On December 10, 2012, Cupertino corrected an Apple Maps glitch that caused motorists in Australia to get stranded in the middle of nowhere.

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On November 27, 2012, Apple fired Richard Williamson, the manager responsible for the embarrassingly bad Apple Maps launch in iOS 6.

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You can use Apple Maps to plan multiple stops along the same route. You can add three, four, fifteen stops of a journey if you want.

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On October 29, 2012, Apple fired rising star Scott Forstall in the aftermath of the disastrous Apple Maps launch.

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Apple will soon permit verified businesses to display their logo on the iPhone's calling screen and preinstalled apps like Mail and Wallet.

Apple Business Connect now allows companies to customize their presence on Apple apps. This will help protect consumers from scammers.

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Apple Maps offers tons of features you probably don’t know about. I have a big list of the best eight hidden features.

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The upcoming iPhone software update packs many more tiny features and small improvements that Apple did not mention or talk about.

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You can get rich topographical hiking maps of your local trails and U.S. national parks on your iPhone, right in Apple Maps.

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Now that Apple Podcasts on the web are a reality (like Apple Maps on the web), anyway can have an app-like experience via browser.

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iOS 18 changes the behavior of search when finding places like restaurants and gas stations with a Google Maps-like “search here” button.

Residents of Tokyo, Japan, can now use public transportation with real-time transit information, including delays, shown on Apple Maps on their iPhones.

Apple Maps is taking on Google Maps by releasing a web app that can be used in a mobile or desktop browser instead of the app.

Access Apple Maps on your Windows PC! The new web version allows you to get driving and walking directions from your browser.

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