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Apple Maps Gaining Support for Multi-Stop Routing in iOS 16 and Expanding New Maps to 11 More Countries
Monday June 6, 2022 1:42 pm PDT by Sami Fathi
Apple Maps is gaining support for multi-stop routing later this fall with iOS 16, while the updated Apple Maps experience will be expanding to 11 more countries.
The new Apple Maps is also expanding to 11 countries, including the following:
- Belgium
- France
- Israel
- Liechtenstein
- Luxembourg
- Monaco
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Palestinian Territories
- Saudi Arabia
- Switzerland
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Top Rated Comments
4 hours ago at 01:46 pm
Multi stop routing is something I’ve been waiting on for a while. Glad it’s finally here.
4 hours ago at 01:44 pm
Honestly, with such a home runs in many device categories, I was for sure thinking we'd see the "highly requested" offline maps, too. Good updates, though.
4 hours ago at 02:01 pm
I'm not sure if multi-stop routing is a feature to brag about. This feature was available 20 years ago when Microsoft Streets was still on a CD. I remember helping my brother taking photos of homes he provided insurance for. One day alone I visited dozens of places to take photos with driving instructions printed on nearly 30 pages. There was no such thing as smartphone back then.
4 hours ago at 01:55 pm
The only thing still keeping me from switching to it is the lack of offline maps. I really like having my entire state downloaded in Google Maps, and downloading the entire route before a long trip (no need to worry about losing reception).
[S]Side note: shouldn't these apps be able to work with just GPS...? They don't appear to, except for when I'm in a downloaded region on Google Maps[/S]. Never mind, I guess it's because of storage constraints.
[S]Side note: shouldn't these apps be able to work with just GPS...? They don't appear to, except for when I'm in a downloaded region on Google Maps[/S]. Never mind, I guess it's because of storage constraints.
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