Motorola Join's the Apple map service critics: your iPhone 5 will get you lost

Motorola Join's the Apple map service critics: your iPhone 5 will get you lost
As earlier Nokia Tease to Apple that their map service offers (on some occasions) better experience than Google Maps and Apple Maps and now Motorola on Play ground, teasing Apple's latest iOS 6 maps and actually the iPhone 5, claiming ;
Looking for 315 E 15th in Manhattan? Google Maps on DROID RAZR M will get you there & not #iLost in Brooklyn.
That's what you also see in the previous maps image, worng tagged on iOS6 maps,  Apple’s Maps clearly far from perfect, this might be another reason for other competitors to take advantage of the situation. but the real question is that, is Apple fan's are ready to take sacrifice this little imperfection for the Latest iPhone 5 ?


[ source : Google + ( Motorola ) ]

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