Four things Apple absolutely must do to fix its maps in iOS7
Skift Take
Tech pundits are calling this Apple WWDC a do-or-die for the future of the company, but we really want to know if the company will get its act together on maps for the iPhone.
Apple is set to unveil its new iOS 7 mobile operating system and what it has in store for iPhone and iPad users today at its Worldwide Developers Conference. Anyone who uses their iPhone to navigate their way around will be curious to see if there's any news about the map product -- even if they gave up on Apple Maps as soon as Google Maps re-appeared on iOS last December.
We knew two things about Apple's replacement of Google Maps in favor of its own mobile mapping system in last year's iOS 6 update: one, that Apple needed to do it if it wanted mobile data of its own and, two, that the end result was terrible.
When Apple debuted its new maps, we had some high
