Apple announced new interactive maps with greater detail at WWDC 2021 when they presented the news of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15. However, after the official launch of the operating systems they have not wanted to give importance to these Apple Maps news until now. The new more detailed and visual maps have arrived in some cities like London, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco (bay). These maps include a new way of navigating in 3D with a reconstruction of the most emblematic buildings illuminated depending on the mode that the user has activated.
This is how the new 3D views of iOS 15 maps are in Apple Maps
The new Apple Maps in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 includes a new 3D view mode that includes reconstructions in three dimensions of the most emblematic buildings of some cities. Apple has announced that these maps are available today in London, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco. However, in the coming months, Philadelphia, San Diego, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver and Washington DC will be the cities that will be added to this new type of view available on Apple Maps.
These maps provide detailed, visual and realistic access to important buildings. For example, the Royal Albert Hall in London or the Statue of Liberty in New York. Is a different way of viewing maps. The truth is that the result obtained with these new maps is far from the quality that the old ones had. Therefore, we can break a spear in favor of Apple Maps. In addition, Apple has highlighted the new navigation mode of iOS 15 with much more detail after having integrated the lanes and other navigation elements such as traffic lights or mobile speed cameras in more detail.
If you have iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 installed on your device and you want to check these new maps, just go to Apple Maps and search in some of the cities mentioned above. You will be able to zoom in on all the structures and know information about the function, origin and usefulness of the construction. In addition to enjoying the illuminations that vary depending on whether we are in the dark or light mode of the system.