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Because I ... did not. Even now, I’m not 100 percent sure what it is. There’s a website called Bing Maps, okay, yes, but then the app really just wants to tell me about Microsoft Traffic. And now there’s a way to get Bing Maps info in the Microsoft Start app, which has a feature called Commute that is evidently powered by Bing Maps. Microsoft Start, of course, looks remarkably like the Bing app. Which has mapping stuff in it, but isn’t exactly a mapping app. I don’t get it either. But you can download Microsoft Start with Commute now!

Snapchat is constantly adding new and interesting features to keep users engaged. One of the most popular features is the map function which allows users to see the location of their friends. The map function is constantly being updated with new locations and features. The most recent update to the map function is the addition […]

An Attempt to Locate France’s Nuclear Submarines Revealed Different Censorship Policies on Google, Microsoft and Russia’s Yandex Map Platforms

If you’re not Google (or, to a much lesser extent, Apple), map apps are damned hard to make. Last year, several major heavy hitters in tech, including the likes of Meta, Microsoft, TomTom, and Amazon, decided to lay down their arms and meet under a flag of parlay held aloft by the Linux Foundation to make mapping just a little easier, cheaper, and less dominated by two companies. Alone, none could establish a big enough data pool to rival the likes of Google Maps, but with their individual hoard

The Overture Maps Foundation took info from Microsoft, Meta, and more to help more developers create a new wave of map apps.