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What’s new in Maps and Weather

What’s new in

Maps

features take advantage of the latest hardware, and so are only available to those iPhones that have an A12 Bionic chip or better. However, if you have an iPhone that’s capable of using them, the 3D interactive features look terrific. There’s a 3D globe that you can spin and zoom in and out of,

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