Today, I find that while Waze does the best driving navigation and Google Maps is unbeatable as a modern yellow pages, Apple Maps is equal to or superior in nearly every other way. It’s walking and public transport modes are, in my experience, consistently superior to anything else.
I find the reviews in Google Maps to be (like Yelp, TripAdvisor etc) to be thoroughly useless. Tourism-driven companies are loaded up with manipulated reviews; cafes and restaurants get ratings that often bear no resemblance to reality. The sad fact is, even where reviews are genuine, the people who leave reviews on a mainstream site like Google Maps are not a representative sampling.
Apple Maps has been working entirely fine for me.
For this glucose monitoring the early product that Apple ships will almost certainly be grossly inferior to the product 10-20 years later.
I don't understand why this is a problem.
If glucose monitoring gives you bad information, you could easily lose body parts, die, or other bad outcomes (In the last 10 years, one of my friends died, after apparently having lost several toes in an earlier episode. Another friend was rescued by the police after driving on the highway for several hours in a disoriented state. Both of them were medical professionals and presumably using best practices in their monitoring).
How much more slow and careful do you want them to be?