The Rise Of Third Party Services And Fall Of Google In iOS

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By Graham SpencerAug 20, 2012, 8:51 am295 ptsTrending
When Apple introduced iOS 6 to the world at this year’s WWDC, one of the most talked about moves was Apple’s decision to step away from their partnership with Google Maps and create their own maps app. In many respects, it wasn’t too surprising given the increasingly strenuous relationship between Apple and…

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