If you told an iPhone user in 2012 that Apple would eventually release a web version of Apple Maps, they probably wouldn't believe you. Not because it doesn't make sense -- the broad accessibility of Google Maps is something any competitor should emulate -- but because the launch of Apple's navigation service in 2012 was such a disaster it didn't seem like the company would ever pull out of its tailspin. Over a decade later, Apple Maps has come a long way. Not only is it more or less as reliable as Google's service -- it finally has a web version of its own in beta.
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