Poison Maps

🇺🇸 United States
Ian Muriss  | 
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3.5
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Votes
24
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App Age
12y 11m
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Last Update
Apr 14, 2021

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Rating
3.52
4.55
-23%
Number of Ratings (Voted)
24
267K
-100%
App Age
12y 11m
8y 11m
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Price
$2
$1
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$0
$35
Update Frequency
1708d
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3 330
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Number of Screenshots
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Size
0MB
155MB

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Poison Maps (“POIs on Maps”) is the ultimate app for finding Points of Interest anywhere in the world. It includes millions of POIs and routes, all stored on your device for use even when offline. The app contains every possible category of POI: food, hotels, banks, toilets, fuel stations, tourist attractions, leisure, parking, shops, hills, towns, transport, hospitals, churches, schools, libraries, civic buildings, rescue services, and much much more. It also contains 4 million miles of colour-coded routes, such as railways, subway maps, bus routes, cycle routes, hiking trails and ski pistes. The POIs and routes are all taken from the fantastic OpenStreetMap project. The app includes many unique features: • a toolbar at the bottom of the screen that allows you to display what you want in just 2 or 3 taps; • signs pointing to offscreen POIs, so that you never miss a nearby POI; • compass, radar and scanner modes that display the nearest POIs in different ways; • a unique gesture that allows rapid panning by temporarily zooming out (using 3D Touch when available); • back and forward buttons that help you retrace what you have looked at (like on a browser); • an Apple Watch app that shows what you want in only a few taps (or just one tap of the complication); Compass mode simply shows signs to the POIs. This is particularly useful when you just want to know what is around you or which way to head, and you haven’t got time to inspect a map, such as when cycling or hiking. It also works offline and is perfect for people who hate maps: they just follow the sign to where they want to go. It is also great at viewpoints to identify what hills, towns and structures you can see. Radar mode and Scanner modes are similar but also include a map that rotates around the current position. They include radar “rings” to show the distances from the current position. Scanner mode uniquely positions the GPS dot at the bottom of the screen so that you can see much more information in the direction that you are pointing. The unique panning gesture requires just one touch of one finger instead of the multi-finger gymnastics required by the traditional “pinch to zoom” approach (although that is still available). It also provides a quick way of zooming out and back in again when you are not sure what area the map is showing. It is a brilliant and completely original use of 3D Touch but also works fine on iPhones without it (using a long touch). The Apple Watch app also allows you to select any category in just a few taps. When you have selected a category then the nearest POIs are shown on a mini-map with the details listed below. The watch app also provides navigation to a POI, and you can even phone a POI from the watch! These are just some of the unique aspects of the app. All the usual map features are also provided, such as super-fast searching, directions, bookmarks, POI information, favouriting of brands, and much more. You can even create your own POIs, such as where you parked your car. Note: This is the full global version – if you want to give the app a try first then please click on the 'Related' link above and install one of the regional versions. Not only can you try the app for free, but these versions only take up about the same space as 2 or 3 music albums.}
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3.5
24 voters

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Marcel Vollenweider
18 Apr, 2021
4
Mit den vielen Funktionen kann mann jede gewünschte Information heraus holen. Leider ist das Kartenmaterial nicht aktuell und veraltet. Wenn die Daten aktualisiert werden gibts 5 Sterne Marcel V.
FOWEIG
28 Dec, 2020
2
Doesn’t come with the current version of OpenStreetMap, so frustratingly many of the POIs will lead you on a wild goose chase because they don’t exist anymore. I haven’t found any way to update the version of map that it uses. It often aborts on the Apple Watch SE using WatchOS 7.2. If these issues were corrected, this app could’ve been nice. But it doesn’t seem like it’s being updated anymore. For now, I can’t recommend it.

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Additional Information
Rating:
3.52
Voted: 24
App Store Link:
Price: 1.99 $
Website: -
Email: -
Privacy Policy: -
Categories: Navigation, Travel
Size: -
App Age: 12 years 11 months
Release Date: Jan 12, 2013
Last Update: Apr 14, 2021
Version: 9.9
Version history
9.9
Apr 14, 2021
15.002
Jan 21, 2021
Fixing the link to the push associated to an external link.
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