On top of that, any personalised features like suggesting departure times are done using on-device intelligence. Privacy is in a big part of what Apple does and unlike many other navigational and maps apps, no sign-in is required.

Users can raise their iPhones to scan their surroundings and Apple Maps will generate detailed directions to clearly show uses where need to go to get to their destination. This means the jumps in perspectives are not as large and jarring, enabling users to better get a sense of the location.ĭrivers can look forward to the improved driving view that shows road-level 3D views at complex interchanges and junctions, better lane guidance, and Siri Natural Language Guidance for more natural directions. So instead of something like 'Turn left in 500 metres,' Siri might say 'At the next traffic light, turn left.' This is easier for drivers to understand.įor users who often walk, Apple Maps will now also have step-by-step walking guidance with augmented reality. Compared to Street View, Look Around is more fluidly and seamless.

However, these features were only available in US cities.įortunately, it's finally our turn to get these features. Starting today, Apple is rolling out these improvements to users in Singapore.įor most people, the standout new feature is arguably Look Around, which has been described by some users as Google Street View on steroids.

To help users navigate better, it features more detailed maps, 3D models, improved driving view, Look Around, and more.

When Apple unveiled iOS 15 last year, one of the big improvements was Apple Maps. Singapore finally gets new Maps features Apple introduced in iOS 15 like 3D Maps and Look Around

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