I just updated my ipad 3 from ios 5 to ios 6 and it blurred my map, the old functions of the map which i like most is gone. Now i'm using google earth. What happened to the old map apps of ipad? It's one of the reason why I bought ipad.
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That's a bit harsh, what's this all about?Good karma said:not cheats like andriod who prefer to take the easy way out by cheating.
pinkbux28 said:I just updated my ipad 3 from ios 5 to ios 6 and it blurred my map, the old functions of the map which i like most is gone. Now i'm using google earth. What happened to the old map apps of ipad? It's one of the reason why I bought ipad.
Christmas which year – 2020?... by christmas i am hoping a lot of the shambles now will be ironed out
KevinJS said:So after listening to all of the moaning about Apple Maps over the last few days, I thought I'd take a look at what Google made of one of Apple's worst bits, namely the Hoover Dam Bypass. The Apple Map clearly shows the road plunging down an almost vertical drop, which an amusement park would consider too terrifying. It would take a vehicle with about as much power as, say, a Space Shuttle to ascend the road as Apple shows it. So how does Google compare? Well, see for yourselves.
<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=26089"/>
The same view, the same terrifying descent, the same impossible ascent, the same image. Only difference is that you can make Apple's version look worse by careful manipulation of the 3D image.
Google did manage to get the Eiffel Tower right. Apple tipped it over somehow.
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So after listening to all of the moaning about Apple Maps over the last few days, I thought I'd take a look at what Google made of one of Apple's worst bits, namely the Hoover Dam Bypass. The Apple Map clearly shows the road plunging down an almost vertical drop, which an amusement park would consider too terrifying. It would take a vehicle with about as much power as, say, a Space Shuttle to ascend the road as Apple shows it. So how does Google compare? Well, see for yourselves.
View attachment 26089
The same view, the same terrifying descent, the same impossible ascent, the same image. Only difference is that you can make Apple's version look worse by careful manipulation of the 3D image.
Google did manage to get the Eiffel Tower right. Apple tipped it over somehow.
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pyewacket said:Looking at that closely..and the small "squares" in the picture..I am sure the black "road" is in fact a shadow from the bridge..
....tho I have been known to be wrong....