Google Maps returns to iPhone
14 Dec 2012 | by Sarah Shearman
Google Maps has returned to the iPhone, months after Apple replaced it with its own service.
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The past year has been one of breathtaking highs and deep lows for some of the world's biggest media brands, writes Nicola Kemp.
Google Maps has returned to the iPhone, months after Apple replaced it with its own service.
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