rocketpig said:
superchunk said:
Yes. I have a lot of friends with iOS6 installed. We always tease each other and have challenges to see who is better. iOS Maps is horrible. Every single one of them can show 100% wrong stuff in general map and/or navigation directions locally and elsewhere. Even to major things like San Diego's Sea World. I really don't know why your so defensive about something you didn't even create.
Apple NEVER apologizes or admits wrong. When iPhone4 had massive connection issues that were easily repeatible, they said you were holding it wrong and said to hold it differently or just get a case. However, they still changed the design by the time the Verizon version launched. Here the CEO, Tim Cook is specifically saying "With the launch of our new Maps last week, we fell short on this commitment [to world-class products]. We are extremely sorry for the frustration this has caused our customers and we are doing everything we can to make Maps better." and then tells its users to USE SOMETHING ELSE "...you can try alternatives by downloading map apps from the App Store like Bing, MapQuest and Waze, or use Google or Nokia maps...".
If that is not saying the app is bad and needs to be replaced, I don't know what is. Sure I used the word horrible, but c'mon... the damn CEO is telling you to use an alternative app. If it was must media twisting things or taking them out of context, then Apple wouldn't have said anything and clearly wouldn't have said to use an alternative.
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I'm "defensive" about it because this thread was specifically created for people with personal experience using the app. Most threads I've seen about Maps consist of Android users posting screenshots found elsewhere and have no actual experience using the app. I wanted to get real answers from actual Maps users telling me "this app screwed up when I tried to use it yesterday doing this".
And I don't just do this for Apple... I staunchly defended Google during their single log-in fiasco because it was a necessary move to proceed forward as a unified service. I look at the long-game instead of getting frothy at the mouth over immediate problems with new software and/or features.
And correction... STEVE JOBS never apologized for anything. He was an arrogant ass. A brilliant ass, but an ass none-the-less. Jobs is gone and Cook seems to be a much more level-headed man. A friendlier Apple, Inc is better for everyone and I hope Cook continues down the path he has started.
In short, you're kinda trolling this thread.
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I didn't have hands on experience no, it's just somebody I just talked to until about 10 minutes ago, she's pissed at her husband because the first thing he did when he got home was take her phone and go "woowoo new update!" which is something you never do with iOS, I know very well because I was an iPhone user, you never ever update on the first day, never.