Apple - iPhone 4 - Learn about Maps, the GPS, and built-in compass

Accurate maps when you need them. No folding required.

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Find yourself.
Say you’re in an unfamiliar neighborhood looking for a nearby restaurant. With iPhone, you can pinpoint your location on a map so you can figure out how to get there from where you are. iPhone 4 finds your location quickly and accurately using a combination of GPS, Wi-Fi, and cellular towers. As you move, iPhone updates your location automatically. And when you arrive, you can drop a pin to mark your location and share it with others via email or MMS.

Search for a location.
You need a shot of espresso. Where’s the nearest cafe? iPhone has the answer. Just type “coffee” in the search field within Maps and suddenly all nearby coffee houses appear on the map, represented by pins. Searching works with specific addresses and business names, too. When you find what you’re looking for, tap the pin to bring up more information, such as phone numbers, web addresses, and more.

 
Change your view. See traffic.
Maps on iPhone 4 look amazingly crisp and detailed on the high-resolution Retina display. You can switch between map view, satellite view, and hybrid view. You can even see a street view of a particular address.1 And you can double-tap or pinch to zoom in and out on a map. Maps on iPhone also shows you live traffic information, indicating traffic speed along your route in easy-to-read green, yellow, and red highlights.

 
How to get from here to there.
Forget printing out directions from your computer. With iPhone, you can view a list of turn-by-turn directions or follow a highlighted map route and track your progress with GPS. You can choose to see walking or driving directions, or even see what time the next train or bus leaves with public transit directions.

 
Know where you are.
And which way you’re looking.
The Compass app works with the built-in digital compass to tell you which direction your iPhone is facing. And in the Maps app, the compass rotates the onscreen map to match the direction you’re facing.2