Apple has an Indoor Survey app on the iOS App Store, designed to help pinpoint locations inside a store, restaurant or other business – but it doesn’t show up in a search, and you need to register in ...

Apple on Monday expanded the reach of its Maps Connect service for small businesses to three more countries, namely Italy, Mexico, and Switzerland. The Maps Connect portal lets smaller companies ...

Continuing its internal mapping initiative, Apple on Monday added Maps Connect support to five new regions, allowing users in those countries to add and edit points of interest. As seen on the Apple ...

Apple has expanded its self-service business directory listing for Maps Connect to the UK and Ireland. UK small business owners can now put their business location and contact details on Apple Maps ...

Apple has an Indoor Survey app on the iOS App Store, designed to help pinpoint locations inside a store, restaurant or other business – but it doesn’t show up in a search, and you need to register in ...

After hints that a broader international rollout was imminent, Apple Maps Connect has officially come to Germany, France and Canada. As you might recall, word of Apple Maps Connect expanding to France ...

Apple has launched Maps Connect, a new self-service portal that allows owners to add or edit the listings of local businesses. The portal is intended only to be accessed by owners of small businesses ...

Back in October of last year, Apple added a new feature to Apple Maps for businesses called Apple Maps Connect. When the feature was launched, it was only available in the US. Now, Apple Maps Connect ...

When Tim Cook apologized for Apple Maps in 2012, he promised to do everything to make the app better. The company's latest push to improve its navigation app involves putting all the small businesses ...

Apple is expanding its nifty business-minded mapping tool. Photo: Apple Apple may be a tech giant with more spare cash than a dozen Scrooge McDucks, but it does spare a thought for the little guy ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In an open apology letter two years ago, Tim Cook vowed that Apple would work “nonstop” to rehab its disappointing Maps app. His promise ...