For the last four years I've struggled to hear people on my cell phone. I've had no dropped calls, and the call clarity has been off-the-charts great. If you're on AT&T and you can afford to switch to Verizon, do it. The other 20% of the time Siri just spins and spins and then craps out. I've used Siri to send text messages while I'm on my bike, to set an alarm, to set reminders, to give me driving directions, and to tell me sports scores. I told Siri, "Turn my phone to airplane mode." Siri said, "I can't do that." Siri should be able to do that. Every night I put in airplane mode so it's not buzzing and blerping in the night to wake me up. My first experience with Siri was asking for the weather in New York City. No public transit is a bit of a drag, but jumping from Apple maps to a transit app like Embark is pretty simple. If they don't work, it's really not a big deal. 3D maps are a lot of fun to play with when exploring New York City, but I see no practical use for them. Halide has been on my list of favorite apps for a while. That's embarrassing, but it has close to zero impact on your ability to get around the world. Here are my picks for the top 10 iOS 14 apps for your new iPhone 12 or 12 Pro: 1. The 3D images don't look all that 3D in some cases. If they do, then use Google's web-based maps.Ī lot of complaints about Apple's maps seem to center on its 3D maps. Basically, you're going to have to use them and find out if they suck where you live. I live in New York City, and it seems like the New York metro area has been thoroughly mapped out, so I could be an exception. Turn-by-turn directions work very well and look better than any turn-by-turn app I've ever seen. I think the new maps app looks much better. While some people say they're having problems with the maps, I have only good things to say about the new maps app.
Apple's decision to kick out Google-based maps for a new maps app using a blend of data from TomTom and other companies has overshadowed the launch of the iPhone 5.
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