Become an iPhone Maps Pro! [8 Tips & Tricks]

[@julesselmes]

Love how you just get on with the information; no music, stupid graphics, teaser clips and most importantly you don’t start with “What up Friends!” I’ve learned so much from you in just a few videos so far. Thank you!

[@99debris]

Agreed! …… 😆

[@BitSmythe]

YUP. “What’s up guys” is the *stupidest* thing I’ve heard lately!

[@marcelnistreanu]

whats wrong with greeting your subscribers ?

[@jansultan4850]

@@99debris 1

[@Phoenix-gz2ht]

For those who don’t have CarPlay or don’t have wireless CarPlay and don’t want to plug in, the parked car pin also drops if you car has Bluetooth and the Bluetooth connection type is set to car stereo. When the Bluetooth disconnects from the car (ie you shut off the car), Apple Maps drops a pin. Great video! Great to see that Apple is taking their map app seriously!

[@V100X]

Then you can ask Siri where your car is. So useful :)

[@juliewillson3378]

That would have been helpful to know when I lost my car last night. This video was extremely helpful.

[@sshultz8121]

The one thing I would like added to Apple Maps is improvement on the add a stop functionality. I like googles version where you can customize your own route by adding various stops by location. Apple only allows you to add stops that are specific to businesses or services. Hopefully that is an improvement in iOS 16.

[@nck717]

Call them waypoints, custom routes, midpoints, stops, secondary destinations or other reference, the function of adding these to a route outside of those in the narrow pre defined categories along the narrow path of the selected route should be doable by Apple. Maybe call them iStops. Heck, I'll keep 100GB of open space on my phone to devote to this function. BTW - thanks a bunch for pointing out how to better use the tools I already have access to!

[@UpGraVity]

agreed. I use carplay, and it doesn’t let you add a stop on your phone when you’re plugged in, instead having to use the sluggish car touch screen. personally what i like to do is use desktop google maps to plan my routes, stops, gas stations etc. and create a guide “playlist” on Apple Maps to navigate with. works for me now but can be seamless and done all within apple maps if they improved.

[@eastender74]

This seems like a no brainier for Apple. I soo want to use Apple Maps but when I need multiple stops that aren’t necessarily the fastest or straightest route to my final destination. Apple Maps says I can’t help ya Bruh 🤦‍♂️

[@Fm_1055]

Good news. They anouced this yesterday.

[@sshultz8121]

@@Fm_1055 yep. Included in the upcoming iOS update. Anxious to try it out.

[@mistaje]

Something I started doing recently, using Maps with Notes. When you look up a location in Maps, you can share that location to Notes. After you click Share, and select Notes, you can then select which note you want to share it to. Once you select a note, a Maps link appears in your note. Now, when you' re in Notes, if you click on that link, it will open Maps and go right to that location for you. Just another way Apple has improved their ecosystem.

[@aerofly2]

If you do the same in Google maps you can actually save the whole route in Notes. Handy if you have destinations that you only sometimes visit from home now and again.

[@lostman65]

this is a great idea! thanks

[@pmbrig]

Bravo for mentioning What3Words! I can't wait until this is fully integrated into Apple Maps (or Google Maps). It would be fabulous to be able to send your exact location in a stadium to friends who are trying to find you (not just folks who happen to have W3W on their phone). Or direct people to your exact campsite. And one thing that I like about Maps vs Google Maps is that Maps marks stop signs and traffic lights on your route, so you can see at a glance that you need to make a left turn at the next light.

[@thechazz8080]

After Apple updated the maps in the recent update and added the 3D view, improved location details, enhanced directions (where it shows exact detail on directions if you are in a supported city, and the VR walk help feature I instantly fell in love with Apple Maps again. I used to like it before but would sometimes switch to waze for driving but I deleted it and not gone back after this updated. Cheers!

[@14Ramjet]

I swapped to iPhone for the very first time in November. I decided that I would sorta immerse myself in all of the apple apps. I use Maps for about 95% of my navigation and it does pretty well. I have a few gripes, especially with it saying to keep left on a highway when in reality it is just an exit and that the command was unnecessary or that it doesn't say to turn at some spots that should be pointed out as turns even though the road sorta carries on in the direction it is going but it was at an intersection. My favorite thing of maps is being able to visually see stop signs/traffic lights as well as (in certain circumstances) the view changes to a lane centered view where it actually points out the lane you should be. I have only seen this feature happen once along one of my routes, but I hope that comes to more areas that have a lot of lane changes.

[@gkfen162]

Thank you for your awesome discussion on Apple Maps. I always learn something from your channel when I watch. I really like the Apple Maps user experience. I also like the way it is starting to have some Waze like responses. I really prefer to use the Apple based apps because the user gets full iOS integration benefits. However, Waze has some great dynamic informational abilities that Apple Maps is starting to provide. I hope Apple Maps continues to gain a user preference over other driver map app options!

[@javtimestwo]

This was a great video. I learned so much. About 6 months ago I gave Apple Maps another chance and do not regret it. The app has upgraded so much lately and its the map I use daily now.

[@DanBCooper]

The only improvement I need to use Apple Maps exclusively would be the ability to download offline maps. Enjoyed the video, very informative and to the point, and you brits are very pleasant to listen to ( I'm an American, but set my Siri voice to British for that reason lol )

[@jeanfrancoisdumoulin768]

I agree

[@majordudette]

I did that too. I love when maps sends me down the “boooolevaahd” and sets me in the “caah paahk.”

[@jeffhorner5197]

Long a Maps user (Atlanta), I just learned a ton of new ways to use Maps. Great channel; thanks!

[@jofisk]

Some great tips there. Have recently retried maps to get to a local location in an area I don't go to regularly. Maps didn't like the route I drove to as it hadn't been updated with the rail crossing removal completed 2 months ago. It tried to get me to cross the railway where there is no crossing. Google Maps had already been updated with the new underpass. Being in Perth, Western Australia the look around function doesn't work in my area where streetview does. I will continue to try Maps every so often as there are functions of Google Maps I don't really like.

[@stephenh1322]

You can always go to 'report an issue' with places/routes and then Apple will fix it

[@catw4729]

I was very impressed with the detail in Maps recently. I was in Germany and doing a circular walk of about 6 miles. Although I had a large scale map aimed at cyclists and walkers I realised it was not showing all the junctions of paths and tracks that I was coming across. I eventually got my phone out to double check my location and decided to put the village I was aiming for as a destination. Apple Maps apparently had far more information than the cartographer of my paper map and guided me on small paths between fields, then once in the woods, was able to help me distinguish between forest tracks that did and did not appear on my own map. I wouldn’t want to rely on it for a walk in the hills, but I was surprised how much non-road information was there.

[@gyannunez]

I’ve had similar experiences in my very suburban hometown. There’s a lot of paths and trails but unless you lived in those particular neighborhoods or were an avid runner or cyclist, you probably wouldn’t know that. Virtually none of them had names, and many connected to specific neighborhoods, some gated, but Maps knew a lot of them.

[@BitSmythe]

3:53. When the map spins around (3D view) you don’t get to learn the area, you become dependent on the map. When the map stays “north up” you can learn the relation of places and navigate more easily - especially for repeat journeys.

[@kevindawson2228]

I’m a driver for a delivery company in Devon,UK. I lot of villages here will be spread over a square mile , have no street names and all the houses have names rather than numbers. The postcode you enter into maps will get you to the centre of the postcode area. When you enter the postcode into maps instead of pressing go if you scroll down most of the houses names associated with that postcode are listed. Select the name you want and it’ll take you to the specific house. Not all house names are on there but the majority are.

[@ProperHonestTech]

I can't seem to get this to work - you're definitely doing this in Apple Maps (not Google)?

[@kevindawson2228]

Try ta2 8aa

[@ProperHonestTech]

@@kevindawson2228 That worked! Must be for postcodes that cover a large geographical area. Thanks for letting me know 👍🏻

[@kevindawson2228]

@@ProperHonestTech works everywhere. Another tip for you. If your trying to navigate to a numbered house on a street, type the street address and house number in apple maps, and it will take you right outside that number. I.E 66 high street Sidmouth.

[@kevindawson2228]

@@ProperHonestTechI wish I knew how to add house names that are not on Apple maps as I could add loads every week.

[@TheDavelaird]

I live in Toronto and i drive to about 6 to 8 locations everyday-I much prefer Waze here -It gives Traffic /Police locations/speed cameras/Accidents/red light cameras/time in traffic backups and keeps a history/you can report incidents also

[@Tazmaniantube]

I would love to see the add to route option get expanded. I have to plan a few routes and use my calendar to be my work around for this. As long as I have an address in my calendar I can open maps and Siri will show them as suggestions.

[@michelchevalier6011]

This is very interesting... But, as a French man, it's also a great pleasure to listen to your beautiful and melodious English !

[@MarsheaDugans]

I feel like a maps pro after watching this vid! Thank you!

[@ProperHonestTech]

Glad I could help!

[@RichardShelton]

I was an Android user since the beginning of time. I got my first iPhone 3 days ago because I wanted to learn something new. I'm 72 and hooked. Thank you for the nice maps video, consider me subscribed.

[@IMOO1896]

My maps is missing the iCloud icon, maybe I’m not as up to date as I thought. I love your tutorials, I’m learning so much.

[@shanehickman9204]

Some good tips. Not a lot I wasn't aware of, but always happy to learn more. I have an iPhone 12 pro and did not see some of the same things in your screen shots. Also, I looked at some major cities and never saw the "look around" feature pop up. Thanks for the video!

[@Inkling777]

There's another handy What3Words tip. Three meter squares are small enough that several are likely to get someone to your location. Walk around and pick the one that's easily remembered or special.

[@paultrewin5871]

I like Apple Maps, but I still think I prefer Waze , because of the live information sharing for Police, accidents and other hazards shared by other Waze users.

[@ProperHonestTech]

I know a lot of people who prefer Waze. I just couldn't get on with the UI of it last time I tried, personally. But the rich information that Waze gives you is super helpful, especially if you're in your car a lot of using it for work, where time is money.

[@maikaimakena9424]

This guy makes such great videos and you actually learn so much. HIGHLY RECOMMEND ❤️⚡️🚀👊

[@ProperHonestTech]

I appreciate that!

[@user-mm2ox5gn9m]

Offline maps is missing on Apple Maps. It’s a great feature for times when there is no cellular coverage. Google maps is better because it has an offline mode.

[@fandibus]

Sort of. If you plan a route while you have signal it will download the entire route and it will continue to work if you lose signal on your trip.

[@brycekidd8999]

The add stops feature is great but also incredibly frustrating. MOST of the time I want to look for something specific along my route and not the few choices displayed. That is one reason I prefer google maps.

[@luisdaa]

The parked feature also works as long as you’re iPhone is connected to Bluetooth in your car. My car is an older car and it doesn’t have CarPlay or native Bluetooth. I connected a Bluetooth dongle and in the settings on the iPhone I specified that this dongle is for a car stereo. So, now the iPhone knows that every time it disconnects from that Bluetooth it has to bookmark your parking location. Alternatively, you can just tell Siri to mark your parking location.

[@williamgifford83]

Another great application for what three words is to find someone in a crowded space, such as an arena. You may only have the address of the arena but what three words can put you within 3 m of who you’re looking for.

[@wobby1516]

I used to use google maps all the time, mainly because in the early days Apple maps wasn’t that great. Now I’m going to give Apple maps another try. What you didn’t mention and I use a lot on my pioneer satnav in the motorhome is way points. Setting waypoints are really useful when one wants to go along a specific route route.

[@andreacavaliere884]

As usual a flawless presentation.

[@ProperHonestTech]

Wow, thank you!

[@pt-bw4fk]

You are GREAT!!! I have listened to many of your videos. You also have a great voice. I need you because my tech gene was absent when I was born...which was a long time ago. Thanks!

[@037tube]

Phenomenal video! Thank you so much for sharing these tips. As a new convert from Google Maps this is by far THE BEST video I've seen on Apple Maps tips.

[@CarlosBenjamin]

I’ve noticed Apple Maps was getting more robust. I love some of the new features, such as using an Apple Watch to tap you when turns are coming up. I’d probably switch from Google Maps if not for one thing. Not all of my contacts have iOS devices, so I’m stuck for the time being sharing with links to Google Maps. Great info. I’ve subscribed.

[@33rpm97]

yeah the watch haptic is great for someone such as myself who can get too wrapped up in auto pilot driving and forget Im actually going somewhere Ive not been before

[@Schatzie301]

These were some of the most helpful tips I’ve ever heard. I’ve had iPhones forever and didn’t know most of these. Thanks so much.

[@steveg4iwr]

Good afternoon. I have watched your maps tutorial and decided it was worth a try again. I have deleted it again after4 weeks of excessive mileage and getting lost via the map, it couldn't find Heathrow Terminal 2 without taking me on the scenic route not the M25🤷🏻‍♂️. Yesterday was the final straw for apple maps it took mean extra 60 miles to get to my destination. Sorry but not for me I'm back with Waze. I love the channel and your tutorials having learnt a lot for my apple kit.

[@oraniyan]

In a nearby city, Apple Maps always makes a route through a street which has been cut off in the middle. Apple is very slow to fix this. It would be nice to be able to add your own "no go" zones in the app to help overcome this kind of routing errors.

[@thesoundsmith]

Great tips. But as a VERY occasional Maps user, I must say - how typical Apple to make the app more complex than most users will e er need. It would be nice to have an expert/average/novice toggle on apps like this.

[@marionb6154]

You are awesome, can’t believe how much more is available in maps if you know where to look. Thank you 🙏😊

[@BlairSlavin]

ABOUT REPORTING ACCIDENTS / HAZARDS - You can also do “Hey Siri… report an accident and or Hazard” Siri will make note of the spot you have reported.

[@bridgetweaver-hicks8086]

I love Apple Maps and just learned a lot🤩Thank you!

[@dww7777]

We just returned from a trip to London and Ireland. We used guides to plan and carry out the trip. It was awesome to use the built in data, but also to plan our own guides and leverage the built in pieces when needed. We will definitely do that again. The expansion and future collaborative abilities will be welcomed! Regarding the add a stop, it doesn’t seem to work within CarPlay at least we haven’t found it once connected to the vehicles. That’s unfortunate.

[@vicavirosenzweig418]

Two things: A) Of course San Francisco is covered well in the app -- it's where the Apple people have moved in and priced out the rest of us from being able to afford to live here; and 2) these 'curated' and shared guides are a marvelous way to assure yourself of never having an original experience when you're traveling. Crowdsourcing your travel activities is a great way to have a middle-of-the-road vacation.

[@ProperHonestTech]

To be fair, I just got back from San Francisco and I absolutely hear your point about costs - it was eye wateringly expensive. I'm not sure I agree with your point about crowdsourcing, in fact I'd say the opposite is true in my experience. My wife and I use curated guides to move us away from the tourist hot-spots when travelling, and find places we otherwise would never find by ourselves, the kind of places only locals know about.

[@derMadde3]

The pin with the location of your parked car is not only when connected to CarPlay. It even works when the iPhone was connected via bluetooth or USB with the car.

[@IanBerg]

New iPhone user here. Google Maps puts up a lot of information while Apple Maps provides the essential travelling information so I’m going to try using Apple Maps exclusively for a few months. UPDATE: Apple relies too much on third party providers for info so it shows some businesses that are actually open as permanently closed and is missing details. Also it lacks offline maps so I went back to Google Maps.

[@33rpm97]

worth noting that speed camera alert (audible) will only work when you have an active route in navigation. If you are just driving on a route you know and havent set an actual destination even with the app open and the arrow moving through the maps it wont audibly alert you to a speed camera. I know this at a cost of 3 points on my licence. driving by this speed camera now and hearing siri telling me (speed camera ahead please watch your speed) grinds my gears like you will never know!

[@eric-rounds]

I REALLY want to use Apple Maps more. The one single thing I often need, with Apple Maps can’t (but Google Maps does) is adding additional stops. for example I went to go pick up a friend who I often forget how to get to their house to pick up and then go to see a movie. Now I can do directions to their house and then I have to cancel and start a new one to go to the movie theater. But with Google maps I can set a directions to go to the movie theater and then add my friends house as a destination in between. I’ve already asked Apple several times through their feedback form each year for 5 years now.

[@ProperHonestTech]

If there's one thing I've learnt about Apple over the years, it's that they will implement new features when they want to, not when people ask for it (sadly). I agree with you, better routing options are something that should be easy to include, so can only hope that we get them in one of the next big iOS updates.

[@Ded-Ede]

You can report incident and speed cameras using voice only. Just Press and hold the speak button on your steering wheel or use the Siri function and say reporting accident reporting speed camera. Safely and hands-free

[@ProperHonestTech]

Great tip, I wasn't aware of that, but will definitely give it a go!

[@bmw575]

Thanks, I didn’t know maps had the report it information, that’s exactly why I didn’t use it. I’ll have to try it out on my next venture.

[@jayvansickle7607]

Since I also use an Apple Watch…I love that you can use Apple Maps from the Lock Screen…so, the screen doesn’t stay in the whole time.

[@gorongo4202]

I use a Reminders feature that lets me know when I’m near a point of interest. It is integrated with Maps. I love discovering and marking new restaurants and POIs in places I plan to go in the future. For example I use it to let me know when I’m near or approaching a restaurant I am interested in trying while driving or walking in a new city. It’s been great. Do you know if that feature is in Maps to tag a place and a radius so that I get an alert in Maps?

[@Hi_mynameis_Joshua]

Outstanding. Thanks for the Guide tip especially. I travel for work and play so having a way to seperate them.

[@calesummers]

This is very helpful. Sadly, barely half of the tips apply to my area/country. I’ve been waiting for Apple to catch up, but that’s probably going to happen in iOS25.

[@ProperHonestTech]

Which country are you in? I guess, the one positive is that if Apple are using these features as selling points for their phones, it's very much in their best interest to roll these features out as soon as possible.

[@calesummers]

@@ProperHonestTech I’m based in the Philippines. Apple has a big presence here. And I agree that the more these features are accessible/updated, it’ll be more attractive for people to move to iPhones. Subscribed! 🙂

[@omarr7825]

Yes the same situation here many of those features are not available in my country Puerto Rico

[@hanserikkratholmrasmussen6623]

This summer I saw Apple driving around Holstebro, DK with cameras on top of the car. Holstebro is a relatively small town, which makes me think that they work hard on their street view.

[@MacEwanRobert]

Thank you. Wish I had watched this before vacationing in Asheville.

[@davidyule3605]

Thank you. You’ve given me a so much better understanding of how to use Maps. Liked and subscribed.

[@ProperHonestTech]

That's great! I'm really glad the video helped.

[@sonarun]

Maps still doesn’t have north up when navigating and it’s so irritating I just can’t use it.

[@airdbreck]

First time user of Apple Maps Google Maps was heating up my phone yesterday. So I tried Apple Maps best thing about it was it went to my watch so no need to keep watching phone. Needless to say Google Maps is no longer on my phone. I’m sticking with Apple Maps watch even makes indicator sound when you have to turn amazing Oh and have just subbed

[@charlenenagel7962]

Thanks for this review. I have avoided apple maps since it directed me to a corn field instead of a school a few years ago. I guess it's time to give it another try.

[@xHawgRyderx]

The only feature I miss is active gps like waze when your not going to a set location. I like crowd sourced alerts all the time. When navigating I use Apple maps, Waze is the best commuting app. It’s nice to be notified about traffic hazards , police , etc.

[@mroi4865]

Omg i wish they had a community map correction functionality. There are so many issues in my local town that I would love to fix and get Kudo’s for!

[@nigelh2179]

So many little simple things you share are so helpful. Thank you.

[@keriscott195]

I would love for Apple Maps to include a search option while you’re navigating somewhere already kinda like Google maps

[@aldopena5474]

Maps needs a feature where it notifies and announced you of any traffic alerts and when you wake up. After your alarm goes off. Maybe that could be your alarm.

[@mondotv4216]

One other neat trick you can do with Maps (and Google Maps) if you own a Tesla. You can find an address on maps, drop a pin and share it with the Tesla app. Then when you hop in your car the destination is already set on Tesla's inbuilt map. Don't know if this works for other vehicles.

[@RosstheLoner]

Fantastic video, I will put this to the test while driving to the airport in Orlando and trying to find a gas station near the airport

[@federicaf2705]

There are no bike routes yet for Vienna in Apple Maps. They are for google maps though, so I guess I will stick to them for now

[@ProperHonestTech]

That’s unfortunate, makes sense to stick with Google for the time being.

[@broadsword6650]

A store local to me closed down recently and I reported that fact to Apple Maps. A few days later I received an email asking for more information and I could send a link to a news report confirming the shut down. I later got a second email (seemingly from a human, but automatic) thanking me for my info. Maps are interactive and need users to help update them.

[@ValentinL]

Love these Apple apps videos, keep it up! ;)

[@JayGradyAustin]

Terrific tips. Long time Apple Maps user and still learned new things. Am grateful. Only thing missing is how Siri interacts with maps, e.g. “Hey Siri remember where I parked”

[@maikaimakena9424]

The king 👑 of Apple videos ⚡️⚡️

[@DjangoGroen]

no cycling routes for many places around my city. so will keep using google maps :)

[@az_frontier_8476]

It’s interesting because Apple takes so much care about certain cities, but then for others, there’s absolutely no information on. They are better than google maps in certain ways, but also much worse. Of course the only reason we are able to complain about either, is because we have both, and we are spoiled in that way.

[@YouTubeuseless]

Brilliant overview as usual. I was hoping to opt out of Apple’s suggested guides and browse by publisher but haven’t found a way yet.

[@TheParcaae]

I would love to see maps add additional locations to routes. It drives me crazy when going on long trips I have to put one location in at a time. That’s what should be done in HMO

[@freddreger1393]

I wish Apple would add a speedometer feature similar to Waze

[@bouldernow]

Where did you get that mount/stand for your laptop if you’re willing to share that, please? This was one of the most useful videos I’ve ever seen on KZbin.

[@ProperHonestTech]

Thank you! And you can find the laptop stand here - geni.us/3R55gC2

[@spinix5345]

I like your videos so much

[@samg2620]

I had never heard of What3Words, but I have downloaded it, and what a great app it is. I live in the country, and I’ve always wondered what I would do if I had an accident out in the woods, where it would be almost impossible to describe my position if I needed help. Now I need to see if local law enforcement is using it. Thank you for that tip.

[@keepwatchpray6403]

Hello! Your videos are so well put together, with such great informations, tips & tricks! Thank so much! Much appreciated👍🏼👍🏼

[@ProperHonestTech]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@mikeainsworth4504]

Nice video and very useful. I have just created my own guide to local coffee stops (useful when cycling). However, I did notice that the information cards for some locations did not have the ‘add to guide’ button.

[@GregConquest]

Confusingly, there are *sometimes* two ways to add to a guide. One is the "Guides +" button. If that button is missing, however, click the "..." three dots icon and there will be another "Guides +" link nestled in there.

[@fanrik9583]

This is honestly making me consider switching from Google Maps to Apple Maps

[@ganzbeitrost]

What Google does right: scrolling and zooming in the map with one hand (because I'm driving, for example, and only have one hand free). There it goes with a longer tap and up and down zooms in and out. With Apple, it only works with the pinch gesture. That requires two free hands.

[@ProperHonestTech]

You can actually zoom with one hand in maps (learnt it after making the video). Double tap but on the second tap, hold and move up or down to zoom in or out of the map.

[@ganzbeitrost]

@@ProperHonestTech Wow, thanks a lot, That is really great to know. Greetings from Munich, Germany.😍

[@delux1101]

There needs to be a mail app update

[@drbennyboombatz9195]

I've got a giant motor home, I wish they'd put a "Avoid bridge under x height", "avoid roads with X weight/width limit" etc...

[@RuudP]

Thank you for your helpful video. Compared to Google maps I’m missing two important features. You cannot download maps on your phone. And especially in some parts of France the coverage of the mobile networks is bad. Secondly Apple Maps is not showing the speed limits as Google maps does

[@angelam918]

Thank you for this video. I had no idea about many of the items you discussed here. I will be using Apple Maps more now.

[@XCHDragox115]

I used to be a strong Google Maps user but been using Apple Map since. One feature that I miss is the ability to place flags and labels on the map. I understand Apple’s decision to not make the map cluttered - but I love to have all these pins down and visualize where everything is to plan my route. Perhaps a button to toggle pins and labels on/off?

[@olivierparlebureau]

Add a stop / suggest stops : the feature is really nice... until you find out stops must be some commercial building. No administration building, no public place, no monument. I hope Apple will add common place too. Suggested guides in Switzerland are quite funny as they suggest tour that are 50 to 100km far from the city... but tagged as for the city. So I don't quite understand the point yet. For now, when I need more about a place I'm using OSMAnd (based on OpenStreetMap). Not the best in term of seraching, but very valuable in term of data.

[@FutureSystem738]

Thanks very much, super helpful, as usual. Your videos are usually awesome and this is no exception. I like Apple maps for lots of reasons, including that it works on my Apple Watch- terrific. (It doesn’t have electric car charging options yet, which it needs, and also as far as I’m aware, I can’t share a route from my phone with my Tesla- which I can with Google Maps. Hopefully they’ll soon fix these issues.)

[@purplehound2420]

I could never figure out how to block a route as being an option or pick a favored route. My old work had one route that would take you along a dirt road. It cut a few minutes off the route but only those with trucks or jeeps could use that route. Unluckily when I mapped my route daily, it would automatically pick this route often and since it was such a tiny portion of the long route, I wouldn't notice. Problem was, the other route had an early turn point and I depended on my app to remind me to turn. Honestly, it was so maddening.

[@esthereley6808]

I have a very basic problem using Apple Maps as a pedestrian. Which direction do I take when I leave a tube station etc. On Google Maps I can orientate the map and it shows which direction I’m walking with an arrow. I often start trying to use Apple Maps and give up, once I’ve wasted 5 mins trying to orientate myself, and pick up with Google Maps.

[@Bimluva72]

Great video, I’m enjoying your videos and finding them very helpful!!

[@ProperHonestTech]

Glad to hear it!

[@a-tech1815]

Very good accent and clear speaking and pronouncing each word easy to understand

[@danasmith7171]

Your What Three Words tip was excellent!!!

[@andrewbarrett7207]

I use Sat Nav regularly, and have tried Apple Maps. It works just fine, except that compared to Waze it is missing speed limit alerts. Where I'm based (with average speed checks and cameras everywhere) that's essential, so for now I'm sticking with Waze for driving. Apple Maps is impressive for when I'm walking in an unfamiliar location though

[@aarondiane218]

very easy to understand and the best it works

[@alphabravo2671]

Where I live, a lot of places aren’t loaded and part of maps. I’ve added quite a few to maps. On G maps, everything is there already.

[@bwilson4web]

The "Categories" prevents adding locations that can be found at either end of a trip. For example, an EV owner needs to find electric car chargers along the route. I can set the destination to an EV charger but not see any EV chargers in the "Categories." I've deleted it from my iPhone because it does not help plan an EV trip.

[@isaac1855]

I've never heard of what3words and really appreciate you introducing it in the video. I'm about to take a group of about 100 on tour to the UK and feel this may be very helpful! I'm a huge Apple fan, but I've generally stuck with Waze over Maps because I trust the "Report > Police" feature more on Waze given the number of users. I might delete Waze to try the "Report > Speed Check" option with Maps.

[@ProperHonestTech]

Glad I could help - and hope you enjoy your time over here in the UK!

[@Srinivasan.Answers]

USEFUL TIPS. THANK YOU