About a decade after its launch, the service has become a viable alternative to Google's service, and the Californian company needs to look out to not fall behind. When using my iPhone, which I carry on me to have a point of comparison with an Android phone, I was very much impressed by how much I prefer Apple Maps in many circumstances. Since then, a lot has changed, and for people living in the Apple ecosystem, Apple Maps has become a viable alternative to Google Maps. Apart from laughably poor 3D satellite imagery dominated by broken bridges, glitchy buildings, and warped landscapes, the service had errors that could leave you stranded in the middle of an Australian national park. When Apple first launched its Maps service in 2012 to much fanfare, it was quickly ridiculed and dismissed, though.
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