Comments on: Google Maps, MapQuest neck and neck
MapQuest has stopped Google Maps' market share gains for the time being. But Google Maps increasingly benefits from Google search results.
MapQuest has stopped Google Maps' market share gains for the time being. But Google Maps increasingly benefits from Google search results.
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MapQuest has definitely improved but it's still trying to catch up to Google Maps. I wonder if anyone still uses Yahoo Maps!!!
I'm too lazy to check but does mapquest still have the North/East/South/West and zoom buttons that reload that page? What a joke.
That said, I've switched from Google Maps to MS Live Maps just because I'm trying to stay away from google (due to their left wing activism -- yeah, sorry if I'm a broken record. I miss gmail :()
But you're okay with Google using their size in the political landscape? I guess you don't mind as (I assume) you share their left wing political views.
PS: MS Live Maps has the "Birds Eye" view feature. So not only does it do everything that Google maps does, but Live Maps does more.
I'm glad I switched (politics aside).
- by gggg sssss February 11, 2009 5:42 PM PST
- almost forgot Mapquest existed.
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