New options are intended to help people share personalized maps via social networks, plan a trip to include landmarks along the way, and find nearby hotels and restaurants. Lance Whitney is a ...

MapQuest wants you back. In launching a redesigned web platform, MapQuest is trying to make maps personal, contextual and as smart as you want them to be. Or, as dumb as you want. It’s your call — and ...

There are still plenty of people out there who say, "Just give me the address and I'll Mapquest it." But how many of those people are actually using Mapquest for mapping and directions? The online ...

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Web mapping spot MapQuest has been quietly making their app much more convenient and easy to get around. Maps can now go nearly full-screen, zooming can be done with a mouse wheel, and Live Traffic ...

Mapquest has introduced a new look and a new retro-chic, 1970s-style logo. The changes are part of a series of upgrades begun prior to the Verizon-AOL acquisition and are largely a result of a new ...

With Google and Apple locked in an epic battle to win the maps wars, many forget that there are other decent mapping services for iOS. One such service is MapQuest, the tried-and-true mapping solution ...

When you think about MapQuest, you probably remember the days before Google Maps and GPS devices, when you used to print out a paper copy of your route before hitting the road. I'm PCMag's managing ...

With a new owner that has access to more than 100 million mobile customers, MapQuest is navigating its way back to the nation’s radar. On Tuesday, the Denver-based digital map service plans to unveil ...

AOL’s MapQuest may be the market-leading map site by a long shot (with 50 million monthly visitors versus 30 million for Google Maps), but it is still playing catch-up when it comes to features, ...

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