At the last conference where Apple announced its financial results, Tim Cook re-announced that the Cupertino-based company intended, once again, to offer Apple Pay in Spain before the end of the year, the same thing he said in January in the same framework. Since then, many of us have been iPhone users who have lost hope of being able to use it in the coming months. Something similar happens to us with Apple Maps and information on public transport, information that for the moment is still not available in any Spanish city.
While we wait for Apple to focus on offer this type of information at least in more European cities, Cupertino guys continue to expand the information on public transportation in some of the cities where it was already available, such as Ohio, where this information arrived in September. After the last update, Apple Maps offers information on public transport for the cities Akron, Dayton, Cincinnati, Athens and most of the city of Cleveland having access to information from the Cleveland RTA, Akron Metro, Dayton RTA, Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad , Stark Area Regional Transit Authority, the Cincinnati Bell Connector and much more.
At the moment, not only the Spanish are waiting for Apple to offer us this type of information, but also most Latin American countries, since only our Mexican friends have had this type of service for many months, practically since the launch of this service, which was at wwdc last year, in which Apple presented ios 9. At the moment in Europe only this information It is available in Berlin and London, the two most important cities in Europe and where Apple seems to have focused its interest in expanding this type of service.