Once iOS 17 lands later this year, you can download Apple Maps for offline use on your iPhone and enjoy turn-by-turn navigation. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture

Once iOS 17 lands later this year, you can download Apple Maps for offline use on your iPhone and enjoy turn-by-turn navigation.

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