With the introduction of iOS 17, Apple has made it possible for iPhone users to download maps for offline use. This feature provides a practical solution for users who may be traveling to areas with ...

iPhone Maps can work even if you do not have an internet connection. This feature is beneficial for those who drive around a lot since not all spots have a stable cellular signal. Here's how your ...

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The iPhone's native Maps app lets you bookmark destinations so you can quickly map a route from where you are to that point or display a map point that shows you exactly where that location is. If you ...

Has evidence of an iPhone 3GS successor been found? Clues of a possible successor to the iPhone 3GS have been detected by an application used by San Francisco public transportation. The hints were ...

It seems that Apple has big plans for the next iPhone Maps app, or so we might glean from a job posted for an iPhone Software Engineer on Apple’s website. The post describing the job isn’t anything ...

It's easy to understand why Google Maps might be the go-to navigation app for many people, including iPhone and iPad users. Google continues to improve Maps, adding new features to it with some ...

Yesterday, Google announced, via the Google Mobile Blog, a host of updates to Google Maps for its Android operating system, bringing some features up to par with Maps for the iPhone while bringing ...

Today's iPhone SDK 3.0 announcement brought a host of new map features to developers. Devs can now embed maps in applications and access many of the same GUI features found in the Google Maps ...

You can also choose to set Google Maps' location permissions to "Always," which gives the app persistent access to your location data, and also lets it figure out when you've stopped your car. You can ...

Signs of a new iPhone hardware model being tested online and Apple's interest in updating the handset's built-in Maps application have been revealed. A handset identifying itself as "iPhone 3,1" was ...