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Apple Maps first launched in iOS 6 to much excitement. Previously,
Google Maps had powered the iPhone maps experience, but the relationship between Apple and Google became strained as Google held critical features of the mapping experience from the iPhone. If you remember back to that period, Google Maps on the iPhone didn’t even have built-in turn-by-turn directions. Apple began the process of replacing Google Maps with
Apple Maps and unveiled its work during the
WWDC 2012 keynote. <a href="
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