No, that's what they're asking.They are going for a thousand in the UK: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brand-New...me_Phones_Other_Phones_ET&hash=item2ec1cc3bfc - madness.
My iPhone 4S wants me to "upgrade" to iOS 6. Without bus and train times ... no thanks. As it stands, I can still ask SIRI and she tells me where to go.![]()
i don't think a google maps app will be approved. apple will reject it for duplicating functionality.
i think the web browsers are a special case.
The problems Apple is facing with their maps reminds me of the same problems that Google faced when Google Maps was new. The problems will be solved and there are already workarounds available.
Apple may have greater plans for integrating mapping with the iOS device. This will allow there to be a single map base into which other apps can integrate data. This would not be feasible if the base functionality were dependent on a third party.
As a developer, I'm annoyed by the iPhone 5's new aspect ratio. Making an iPhone app just developed a hassle that was previously non-existent.![]()
I think the people who bought one thinking they're going to resell it for profit are going to be hurting, Apple stores here haven't yet sold out, and cellular providers have stock too.
Chicago, it says so right there under my avatar...Where do you live?
Chicago
"Looking for 315 E 15th in Manhattan?" the ad asks. "Google Maps on Droid Razr M will get your there and not #iLost in Brooklyn."