Mapquest has updated their iPhone app to support iOS 4 with fast switching, and more importantly is now able to run in the background therefore offering iPhone users with another free turn-by-turn ...

In the online maps space, Google may draw more attention, but MapQuest, online years earlier, has continued to improve its service. And among iPhone apps, MapQuest can boast a crucial feature over ...

Mapquest is finally beginning to see the "free" light. The company recently announced a new set of developer APIs (dubbed "MapQuest Platform: Free Edition") to compete with similar APIs from Google ...

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MapQuest, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL), today launches its free MapQuest for AndroidTM app for the 18.2 million domestic Android phone users*. The ...

iPhone: If you're an iPhone user who's jealous of Android's awesome free, turn-by-turn, voice-guided Google Maps Navigation GPS app, here's some good news: MapQuest just released its own free voice ...

Months after it acquired travel social network Everlater, MapQuest has launched a new service called Travel Blogs. This new service allows users to “seamlessly capture all of your memories from your ...

Following the success of its iPhone app, Mapquest has released a free, voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation app for Android handsets. The new app differs in a couple ways from its older iPhone sibling ...

Still trying to figure out which way to turn when it comes to on-phone navigation? How's about a free option to ponder? MapQuest's gratis iPhone and Android programs are set to get a heck of a lot ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. And MapQuest officially enters the Android navigation arena. Can it compete with Google Maps? Eh, probably not ...

Apple has faced heaps of criticism over its decision to ditch Google as the data source for iOS 6’s rebuilt Maps app. Though it looks great and adds turn-by-turn driving directions, users have been ...

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Just off the 16th Street Mall, a tech company rewards workers with the quirky perks of a startup: Ping-Pong, a healthy Tiki bar and free waffles on Thursdays. But this is no startup. It’s MapQuest, ...