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TAKE A TOUR FROM YOUR MAC

Get where you need to go with Apple Maps

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IT WILL TAKE 15 minutes

YOU WILL LEARN How to use Apple Maps’ extra features to get more out of the app

YOU’LL NEED Apple Maps, macOS 11 or later

Every year, Apple makes Maps more and more capable. While it can get you from point A to point B, there is much more under the hood when it comes to navigation­al goodies.

For instance, Maps has its own Street View rival, named Look Around, that lets you take a stroll around the neighbourh­ood, while Flyover gives you a bird’s-eye view of a huge number of cities and locations, highlighti­ng their prominent attraction­s in three dimensions. And you no longer need to feel a stranger in a new place – just use one of Maps’ built-in guides to quickly learn all the must-see attraction­s wherever you want to go.

If your Mac and other Apple devices are all on the same Apple ID, you can send directions back and forth with ease. That’s ideal if you want to plan a route on your Mac, then send the directions to your iPhone for easy navigation on the go.

We’ll take you through those key features, helping you find your way around these nifty navigation tools. Alex Blake

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