I use Google Maps, Apple maps, Bing maps and OpenStreetMap
Some comments:
- Apple maps were pretty awful when they first came out but now seem good enough (and I generally use them for walking directions in cities)
- Google StreetView is great - satellite view where we are in the UK is about 12 years old so useful for a historical view
- Apple and Bing satellite views are good, much more up to date that Google's and often better quality
- Bing in the UK has Ordnance Survey maps down to 1:25,000 which is awesome
- OpenStreetMap often has details (particularly footpaths) that no other map has
Edit: Was impressed with the speed that Google had the new Queensferry Crossing bridge on their maps - neither Bing or Apple have this on their maps yet. OpenStreetMap does, of course!
Edit2: Use my cars built in sat-nav, mainly because of the ergonomics (big buttons) and multiple displays.
Some comments:
- Apple maps were pretty awful when they first came out but now seem good enough (and I generally use them for walking directions in cities)
- Google StreetView is great - satellite view where we are in the UK is about 12 years old so useful for a historical view
- Apple and Bing satellite views are good, much more up to date that Google's and often better quality
- Bing in the UK has Ordnance Survey maps down to 1:25,000 which is awesome
- OpenStreetMap often has details (particularly footpaths) that no other map has
Edit: Was impressed with the speed that Google had the new Queensferry Crossing bridge on their maps - neither Bing or Apple have this on their maps yet. OpenStreetMap does, of course!
Edit2: Use my cars built in sat-nav, mainly because of the ergonomics (big buttons) and multiple displays.