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@RossBlandon …they did? There were several thousand developers expected to provide feedback from June until launch
Apple's Maps problems are a manpower problem, not a fundamental technology problem. Easy to fix, unlike antennagate
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@stroughtonsmith Seems to me that antennagate was comparatively easier to fix. Design new antenna. Ship. May take years to fix maps data. - Show more
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@stroughtonsmith it certainly is hard to fix a nonexistent problem (antennagate) -
@stroughtonsmith easy, hard, nobody cares. All people care about is time. -
@stroughtonsmith agreed. But is finding the right people doing great work hard too? I think so. -
@stroughtonsmith easy? :) -
@stroughtonsmith Not buying#iPhive just because maps are crappy now is a huge mistake. -
@stroughtonsmith I'd say possible to fix rather than easy -
@stroughtonsmith For me the biggest problem was that Apple didn't give any indication publicly to temper expectations.
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