It’s fair to say that Apple Maps did not make a very good first impression, but that was over a decade ago and a lot of things have changed in that time. Regardless, Apple Maps has still struggled to shift its poor reputation — especially compared to performance from Google Maps and Waze. But opinion might be shifting in Apple’s favor.
According to a new report from the The Wall Street Journal, people might be starting to view Apple Maps in a more favorable light. There's anecdotal evidence from consumers and user-experience analysts, claiming that iPhone users are actually opting to use Apple Maps for reasons beyond the fact it’s already installed when you set up a new iPhone.
