Motorola Mobility (Google) Pokes Fun At Apple’s iOS 6 Maps With #iLost Hashtag

Drew Olanoff

Drew Olanoff has over 10 years of marketing, PR, customer service and support, relationship building and management, product management, and technical support experience in multiple verticals. Online, including mobile. He prides himself on being a connector. Connecting people, stories, information. He has worked under some amazingly talented and gifted PR pros while working for startups as a “Director of Community”,... → Learn More

Friday, September 21st, 2012

Ok, I’m not a fan of Maps in iOS 6 as you might have read. Seems like the folks over at Google aren’t either. By way of Motorola Mobility’s Google+ page (the company that is now owned by Googlethis post just popped up with a fun hashtag:

Looking for 315 E 15th in Manhattan? Google Maps on DROID RAZR M will get you there & not #iLost in Brooklyn.

The group is also at it on Twitter:

Them’s fightin’ words. However, I would laugh at someone who owned a RAZR.


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