Mastering Maps
Where are you going to go with Apple's transit directions?
Transit directions are now available for even more cities around the world. Did yours make the list?
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Navigation Apps
not even one direction
Apple Maps is currently down for many users
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Apple Maps has been down for several hours, with many users unable to search for locations or get directions to destinations.
FAQ
Apple announces support for third-party navigation apps
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At WWDC 2018, Apple announced it will bring support for third-party navigation apps to CarPlay in iOS 12. We'll update you when we get more details!
Buyers Guide
10 Awesome iPhone Accessories to Improve Your Train Commute
A long commute on a train can be a bit of a drag, especially if you haven't worked out the proper distractions. Improve your train commute with these 10 awesome iPhone accessories!
Get There Faster
Top transit apps for Canadians
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Canada is a big place, with dozens of big cities interspersed from coast to coast. If you live in one of those cities, taking transit is one of the best and cheapest ways to get around. Here are the best transit apps for Canadians.
Find your way
Best turn-by-turn navigation apps for iPhone
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No one likes stopping and asking for directions, and with the right turn-by-turn navigation app, no one has to!
Going forward
HERE Maps is now called HERE WeGo
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HERE Maps, the mobile mapping app that was sold by Nokia to a group of car companies, has released a major update. It also includes a name change to HERE WeGo.
Get Around
Best UK transport apps for iOS
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There's life beyond Maps. Here's our selection of the top UK travel and transit apps for iOS.
Mastering Apple Watch
How to use Transit Directions with Apple Watch
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Transit directions works in Apple Maps on Apple Watch in cities are supported. We show you how to get moving. If transit directions in Apple Maps doesn't work in your area, we've got you covered, too.
No More Nokia Maps
HERE makes the move from Nokia official
HERE announced that the 6,500 strong team has officially bid farewell to Nokia to bring all its global mapping and location technology under a new umbrella backed by Audi, BMW and Daimler AG.