The offline maps feature makes Apple Maps a true competitor to Google Maps, especially after you transfer your pinned items over. I’m not sure if I’ll ever install Google Maps on my iPhone again.

Apple Maps is a great way to get where you want. But, what if the sound stops working on the app? You'll want to follow these ...

But while Apple Maps is packed with features, it can be confusing to use, especially for those who haven’t used the app before. In this article we explain how to use Apple Maps on an iPhone.

Apple Maps is catching up with Google Maps on iOS 17 by finally letting iPhone users download maps for offline use. iOS 17 will be released to the public later this year for the iPhone XS and ...

Today, changes promised for Apple Maps for iOS 15 have just gone live. Oh, and you don’t need to update your iPhone—the changes have happened server-side so it’s all automatic.

If you're an iPhone user, you have a navigation app pre-installed on your phone. Apple Maps started out as a poor relation to Google Maps, but it's improved a lot over the years.

With the arrival of iOS 17 —currently in public beta—Apple Maps has finally caught up to Google Maps in this regard, enabling you to specify a certain region to store locally on your phone.

The iPhone maker revealed that Apple Maps is now used three times as often as its "next leading competitor," namely Google Maps, on Apple iPhones and iPads, the Associated Press reported Monday.

The only drawback is that offline maps eat up valuable space on your iPhone. I used the feature to download maps for nearby countries as I was planning a road trip, and every pack weighed in at 5 GB.

Once upon a time, Google Maps was the go-to mapping app for iPhone users. But in 2012, as part of the iOS 6 software update, Apple released its own rival – called, simply, Apple Maps.