Apple Maps on the web leaves beta, now works on mobile devices

Apple Maps on the web leaves beta, now works on mobile devices

Apple last year introduced a beta version of Apple Maps on the web, which allowed users of other platforms to...

Apple expands ‘Find My’ network to South Korea

Apple has expanded its ‘Find My’ network to South Korea, giving users in the region full access to the location-tracking capabilities of the Find My app. The feature allows users to locate Apple devices and compatible personal items on a map, as well as share their location with family and friends. The Find My network is a crowdsourced system that leverages millions of Apple devices worldwide to help locate lost or stolen items—even if they’re o…

Apple is quietly allowing the Apple Maps app to 'cross the fence' to Android.

Apple Maps on the web expands access to more devices and browsers

Macworld Apple made a surprise–and long overdue–move last summer when it brought Apple Maps to the web. Available at beta.maps.apple.com, the simple web interface brought Apple new and excellent maps to new devices, but in a limited fashion. This web interface has been available only on Chrome and Safari on Macs and iPads, and Chrome or Edge on Windows PCs. You couldn’t access it from phone browsers at all. Now, though the site is still very cl…

Apple Maps on the web leaves beta and launches with support for mobile devices

While Apple Maps previously worked only on desktop and tablet web browsers in beta, it now supports mobile devices. Read more...

Apple Maps steps out of its walled garden and onto Android

Your Android browser just got a new map