Apple is working on expanding Apple maps, its most useful and latest version to more countries. During a press release, Apple announced the good news for their users living in Netherland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland can now get access to apple maps.
This expanding of Apple maps has bring faster and more accurate navigation, thorough graphics and cartography, 3D view of landmarks and much more. The update will also provide the directions guideline in a more convenient way that would be much easier to follow. Siri will provide navigation in a more communicable way.
There are much more features available in this new expanded version of Apple maps.
The expansion was praised by Eddy Cue, senior vice president of services at Apple, in a statement:
Without sacrificing your privacy, you can travel the globe using Apple Maps. With the brand-new features we’re announcing today, we’re thrilled to enable even more customers to take use of this. With a full redesign, Maps now provides better navigation, more detail, better location-specific information, and stunning features that are exclusive to Apple, like Looking around and communicable Language Guidelines. The process of planning excursions to your favorite places is now simpler than ever.
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