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Apple update to get Aussies on their bikes

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Apple will launch cycling directions to users around the country on Friday. Users will get detailed information on bike paths, bike lanes and high-traffic routes. Australia will be just the fourth country to access the technology after the US, UK and Canada. WeRide Australia executive officer Peter Bourke said millions of Australians could benefit from the update.

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Apple update to get Aussies on their bikes

Tech giant Apple will encourage more Australians to go places by bicycle when it launches cycling navigation with hill and traffic warnings.

2 years ago·Australia

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A decade after Google did it, Apple update aims to get Aussies on their bikes - InQueensland

Tech giant Apple will encourage more Australians to go places by bicycle when it launches cycling navigation with hill and traffic warnings.

2 years ago

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Apple update to get Aussies on their bikes

Tech giant Apple will encourage more Australians to go places by bicycle when it launches cycling navigation with hill and traffic warnings.

2 years ago·City of Perth, Australia

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Apple update to get Aussies on their bikes

Tech giant Apple will encourage more Australians to go places by bicycle when it launches cycling navigation with hill and traffic warnings.

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AAPNews broke the news in 2 years ago on Thursday, January 19, 2023.

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