Apple has begun to extend its updated Apple maps experience to more countries and is currently testing more detailed maps in France, Monaco and New Zealand. Apple introduced at the 2020 WWDC conference that it intends to bring its improved Apple maps to more countries, and has carried out this work in various regions of the world on a regular basis.
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In the update found on Sunday, the app is providing a better experience for users in France and Monaco.
Project leader Justin o'beirne pointed out that users in these regions can see more details and better 3D object rendering in Apple maps. Elements such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral and Mount St. Michel have been found to have better rendering effects, and the driving speed limit data in the map has also been updated.
In Monaco and New Zealand, the map provides more details, such as many docks in Monaco, and a view in Auckland also introduces 3D rendering elements into the map.
Because Apple The company usually needs about 47 days to publicly test the update of Apple maps, so the change of this extension will be completed before and after July 15.
This test was conducted after the 14th expansion of Apple maps. In April, the company announced the introduction of new experiences in Germany and Singapore.