It’s been two years since Apple Maps first launched.
You may have mixed feelings about it, but the general consensus is that it’s gotten better over time.
Per 9to5Mac and Apple Maps Marketing, Apple has continued its recent efforts to improve its mapping service by partnering with several new data providers, according to Apple Maps Marketing. The company has historically partnered with companies like TomTom, as well as its own in-house mapping data and others for its information.
These new companies don’t yet appear on the list of map data attributions, Apple is recommending businesses who wish to submit bulk locations to be listed in its Maps app instead go through one of the company’s partners, including these ten new names:
DAC Group
Location3 Media
Marquette Group
Placeable
PositionTech
SIM Partners
SinglePlatform
UBL
Yext
Yodle
This list isn’t a complete representation of Apple’s partners, and even the full list in the email to inquiring businesses (which includes previously-known partners) doesn’t include every single one of Apple’s providers, but the above ten companies certainly appear to be brand new additions to the lineup.
If you’ve tried Apple Maps recently and noticed any major changes to the experience, please let us know what you think in the comments.