Download maps offline to save data and avoid navigation hiccups This article explains how to use Apple Maps offline on your iPhone. Instructions apply to devices running iOS 17 and later. How to Use ...

The first name that comes to everybody's mind when mentioning navigation apps is Google Maps. Offered pre-loaded with Android and available from the App Store on iPhones, Google Maps is currently the ...

Apple will reportedly bring ads to Apple Maps — much like it did with the App Store. Efforts to show advertisements to Apple Maps users have supposedly picked up pace within the company. Apple will ...

Apple Maps has long been struggling to compete against Google Maps and convince iPhone users to stick with their native navigation app instead of switching to Google's alternative, but it now looks ...

For as long as there has been an iPhone, it has had a Google Maps app. When Steve Jobs first stood on a stage at Macworld in 2007 to introduce the original iPhone, there were only 16 apps. One of them ...

Apple Maps might be getting ads, and a lot of us aren't happy about it. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, who has a track record of leaking Apple news before they're official, Apple is turning its ...

Google Maps has been around for nearly two decades and is the most popular navigation app. Waze is more community-centric while Apple Maps has a loyal user base of iPhone owners. Each navigation app ...

While smartphones have many advantages and have brought many technologies to the mainstream, one of the best things they do is make navigating much easier. Whether you prefer Apple Maps or Google Maps ...

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According to Bloomberg, Apple plans on rolling out ads for Apple Maps starting early next year. Apple would show ads in search, letting restaurants and businesses pay to show up first in results.

In his latest "Power On" weekly newsletter, Bloomberg columnist Mark Gurman reported the development. He said that the effort, which is currently gaining momentum, will enable business owners, like ...