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This is Apple’s Maps Development Team [Photo]

Opinion
Sep 27, 20121 min

A classified photo of Apple's Maps Team

Apple’s “we’re still working on it” Maps app in iOS 6 has deservedly received its fair share of criticism, and while Apple has owned up to the apps shortcomings, that doesn’t mean we can’t poke a little bit of fun at them.

So without further adieu, I present to you a classified photo of Apple’s Maps Development Team.

Funny stuff.

via Reddit

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Yoni Heisler is a technology writer and Mac nerd who's been using Apple products for well over 21 years. He actively covers a wide variety of Apple topics, from legal news and rumors to current events and even Apple related comedy and history. Got an idea, comment or suggestions? You can reach him at iOnApple1@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter at @EdibleApple where he's also a part-time contributor.

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