Coming this Fall. Usually sometimes in Sep near the release of the new hardware (iPhones, iPads and iWaches). You can download the beta now if you have a developer account.Excellent, we should see it in October?
Meh who cares, this kind of thing is becoming Data overload for them. Unless your involved in some kind of illegal activity they have no reason or care to even look at your data. Yes it is disturbing that they are collecting everything that we do and their "terrorist" reasoning is no longer really believable. I would never put an Alexa in my house or any of those other eavesdropping devices but mapping software does not bother me at this point. You either move with the times at least cautiously or get stuck in the stone ages.and they also will be monitoring every move you do in the apps so why on earth you can't drive like the old days... Lol
Yes it is excellent news! I hope some sort of off line map storage will work with it.Excellent, we should see it in October?
I've been an Apple user since Lisa. Believe me I've see the Best and Worse in Steve Jobs. Tim Cook is doing a pretty good jobYes it is excellent news! I hope some sort of off line map storage will work with it.
I am a bit worried with the direction Apple is headed. It looks like the Steve Jobs was really the glue and no one can replace him.
If he was around I am pretty sure Apple would have fixed their own maps to make them as good or better than Googles and SIRI, OMG has that thing just gone down hill over the years while Google and the rest have gotten better. I think Tim Cook just does not have the perfectionist ideology in him like Jobs.
Rob
Google Maps' accuracy has always been excellent in the So Cal area where I live. But on a recent trip to New Mexico (Albuquerque area and farther north) Google Maps repeatedly generated inaccurate routing information. This was the first time I've experienced this and makes me wonder about its reliability in other areas.The last time I used the Apple mapping navigation I was in Pittsburgh and needed to get to my hotel. The app directed me to a parking lot of a car dealership 4 miles beyond the hotel. Google map app successfully got me to the hotel. I will be nice to be able to use the Google maps from within Carplay.
No the HU should not require any updating.One question, there is Apple Carplay code in the head unit which communicates with the Carplay app in the iPhone? Will the code in the head unit need to be updated to take advantage of the new functionality in the updated Carplay app? If yes then it might be a long time before Honda gets around to sending out an updated for our head units.
So if you hate Apple maps and don't like Siri's answers, why do you have and Iphone? Just curious.Hallelujah! Other than displaying speed limits, I loathe Apple Maps with a passion. I can only hope when they implement, hitting the Mic button in Google Maps will process the input through Google instead of Siri. I really don't want Siri passing her often hilariously-wrong search results off to GMaps.
Some examples:
"Friends of the Library Bookstore": "Do you want a library? Or do you want a bookstore?"
"Raleigh Grande Cinemas": "Tacos Grande Mexican Restaurant"
"Cinemark Raleigh Grande": "I don't know Cinemark Raleigh Grande"
"Park West 15 Cinemas" (happens to be 20 minutes away in Morrisville, NC): "15 Central Park West, New York City"
And the best one:
"NC Zoo": "Save a Gato Cat Sanctuary, San Juan, Puerto Rico" How she planned to give me driving directions to that one from North Carolina, I'm not sure.
Work. All the company issues is iPhones. I hate Siri less than I'd hate carrying around (and paying for) two phones. I was perfectly happy with my $150 Google Fi 5X.So if you hate Apple maps and don't like Siri's answers, why do you have and Iphone? Just curious.