So we're recording here on Friday, June 29th, and I've got Matthew Panzerino from TechCrunch

here who just dropped a huge exclusive this morning on the new maps coming to Apple Maps.

And reading your story, I don't know if this was a problem for you or it would have been

for me, is writing the whole story, is knowing when to use Capital Map M for the actual product

maps and when to use lowercase M map to talk about the actual map within the app maps,

right?

That would have driven me nuts while I was writing it.

And I think you got them all right, but it's tricky.

It is.

And then there were some points at which I used lowercase maps on purpose.

There's 101 different maps in the piece.

So 101 different times I say maps.

So getting them all right was a little hairy for a better time.

But yeah, it's some sense.

There's literally like maps and then the other maps is three words away.

You know, so you have to be really cautious about it.

I don't know what else.

This is somebody on Twitter.

I think it was Nevin Mergen the other day pointed out that on iOS, the apps that Apple

ships with iOS, the only ones that have like interesting names or original names are like

Safari iTunes.

Oh, right.

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