eorpach wrote: » The native Youtube App is also going...but its already been replaced by an improved one that went live last week in the App Store (few useful features missing from it though - like 'history').
dorkacle wrote: » eorpach wrote: » The native Youtube App is also going...but its already been replaced by an improved one that went live last week in the App Store (few useful features missing from it though - like 'history'). Seems like a very petty attempt at having a stab at Google really, particularly considering Google are just releasing app store equivalents...? I am by no means a 'fanboy' but as much as I like their products, Apple are really turning me off with much of the activities of late.
eorpach wrote: » The native Youtube App is also going...but its already been replaced by an improved one that went live last week in the App Store (few useful features missing from it though - like 'history'). Can anybody who is now using iOS6 comment on the new Maps App? I've read that its particularly lacking in detail for Ireland. Annoying too is the removal of Google Streetview in iOS6. I found Streetview a very handy feature for identifying addresses/shops that I hadn't been to before.
Sad Professor wrote: » The maps lack detail. They also have accuracy problems. Dublin Zoo is on Exchequer Street, the Lighthouse Cinema is in Church Square, etc. Looking at my own area in the Dublin suburbs, there's barely an detail at all and what little there is is a joke. Take away restaurants, florists, etc in the middle of housing estates, no where near their actual location, incorrect street names and so on. There's just no way you could trust it.
Nimrod 7 wrote: » Hmm is it worth updating? My 4G iPod is still on 4.3.1 jailbroken so I never bothered updating. I'll need a Google Maps app as soon as possible haha
Sad Professor wrote: » Apple's maps are an absolute disaster! I think I may have to hold off upgrading my iPhone until Google release a standalone app. The web version isn't an acceptable alternative and I have a funny feeling Google might delay the app as long as possible. I would strongly encourage anyone who relies on the Maps app to think twice before upgrading.
opinion guy wrote: » Seriously that bad ? That's worse than expected! Stay on iOS5 for me so!
punchdrunk wrote: » any point putting this on my ipad 2?
kceire wrote: » just putting it on my sisters iPad 2 as we speak.
Qwerty Dub wrote: » Using sister as a guinea pig - Good stuff :-)
Qwerty Dub wrote: » Having put the Beta version on my iPad 2 a while back I say no. You lose Google Maps and you dont get the benefits of Siri updates or do not disturb etc. i do like the new App Store though.
Vertigo100 wrote: » Will the removal off google maps affect the Nike+ running app?
Andip wrote: » iPad wifi seems to be a lot quicker since download ?? Also - where is passbook - no icon available ? Is it in irl download ?
murpho999 wrote: » I think that's an app you have to download.
Zhane wrote: » Passbook appeared straight away. Appeared on the main screen.
jack presley wrote: » The passbook app was there when I turned on the after downloading