Try Apple Maps in your Web browser with Fruity Maps

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Apr 19, 2016, 12:00 pm269 ptsTrending
Fruity Maps is an interesting proof-of-concept Web application that allows anyone to run a version of Apple Maps inside of a Web browser. You can access the Web app right now by clicking this link, and as it stands, the app itself works pretty darn well. Apple could be opening MapKit as a Web API soon. The…

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