Major Apple service available on Android for the first time, but there’s a catch

Major Apple service available on Android for the first time, but there’s a catch

If you don't want to use Google Maps, then Apple's alternative is finally accessible if you don't have an iPhone.

For more than a decade, Apple Plans has been an application strictly reserved for devices of the Apple ecosystem. Exclusive launch on iPhone and iPad, restricted access, little opening... But things are changing: Apple Plans is now accessible via mobile browsers, including on Android. This may seem anecdotal, but it's a discreet but symbolic turning point [...] Apple Plans on mobile article: The end of an exclusivity? appeared first on BlogNT: t…

Read the original note in the following link: Apple Maps on web comes out of beta version, and now it can be used on Android No one should be surprised that Apple is tremendously restrictive with its own apps, that's why this news is important, and is that Apple Maps has finally come out of beta version and can be used on Android. Apple Maps comes out of beta version and can already be used on Chrome for Android As it is collected on 9to5Google,…

Apple Maps digital map service is finally available on Android devices, but not as an app. Yes, it can only be accessed via a web browser. It is likely that in reality no Android user has any interest in Apple Maps service at all, because Google Maps and Waze provide much better information. However, if for some unknown reason there is a desire to use Apple...

Apple took a surprising – but long overdue – step last summer when it launched Apple Maps. Apple's simple web interface, which you have been able to reach for a long time on beta.maps.apple.com, brought new, excellent maps to many new devices, but with some limitations. Because this web interface was only available in Chrome and Safari on Macs and iPads and in Chrome or Edge on Windows PCs. You couldn't access it at all from mobile browsers. Now…