As much as we appreciate Google’s extensive Maps app, it’s got a very serious weakness that has allowed relatively smaller companies to compete: offline navigation.
Sure, nowadays Google Maps allow you to cache a piece of a map for later use, but the size limitation simply won’t cut it for most. Especially if you’re touring another country, and are looking at ludicrous roaming charges for data, or, for example, if you’re the wilderness type and need something really solid to rely on during your outings.
