Google Maps Back on iPhones

GUESS WHO’S BACK?

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 2:37PM ET / Published Dec. 13, 2012 7:17AM ET

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At least one crisis solved by the New Year. Google Maps returned to iPhones on Wednesday with the release of an app for the program—ending the three-month experiment with Apple Maps that led to a rare public apology by Apple CEO Tim Cook. Google Inc. praised the new app, which allows the tool for turn-by-turn direction—a feature that Google had previously only made available on their own Android phones. Meanwhile, the much-derided Apple Maps was labeled “life-threatening” by Australian police after the system steered people looking for the city of Mildura to hot, remote desert some 44 miles away.

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Google Maps Back on iPhones

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