Apple today launched a new app called Surveyor, which is designed to allow users to collect data like images of street signs and roadside details

Apple appears to be expanding its pool of partner companies supplying data for Apple Maps, as it has now released an app especially for firms to contribute updated information.

Apple unveils 'Surveyor', an app designed to gather real-world mapping data, enhancing Apple Maps' accuracy. Targeted at partner companies, 'Surveyor' integrates with Premise, a platform rewarding users for data collection tasks.

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Apple has introduced a new app called 'Surveyor', designed to collect real-world mapping data to enhance the accuracy and detail of Apple Maps. About The Surveyor App According to Mac Rumours, the app focuses on gathering information such as street signs,

Apple has silently rolled out “Maps Surveyor,” which lets users contribute to Apple Maps by collecting data about their surroundings and sending it to the company. The Cupertino-based tech giant on Friday,

While the Apple Maps app has come a long way in recent years, it's still not perfect. Apple knows that, so now it's launched a new app that's dedicated to letting people help improve it.