Apple removes superlatives from Maps description

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By Christian ZibregSep 29, 2012, 7:11 am836 ptsTrending
Apple appears to be really determined to avoid having this Maps thing snowball into a devastating PR catastrophe which, by the way, already has tarnished Apple’s reputation. Following yesterday’s unexpected CEO apology and the subsequent recommendation of mapping services on the web as well as third-party Maps…

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