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The Yellow Pages app is a convenient way to look up directions from your wrist. Except when it isn’t.

Moovit is a relatively handy way to keep track of local mass transit schedules.

Citymapper makes it easy for you to explore cities.

NLife USA Premium is a GPS navigational app for the US that provides offline navigation. It's useful, to say the least.

For those in need of a helping hand when finding their car, PicoPark is a useful solution.

There's a good idea here, but Breakdown Buddy isn't as useful as it tries to be.

Want to locate friends or past places easily? Anchor Pointer is a handy way of doing exactly that.

Want to plan out a route without the hassle of GPS? Footpath Route Planner has it covered.

For users who need to plan multiple stops along their way, Routes is handy for both planning and navigating the ride.

Showing users what's ahead of them geographically, there's a nice idea here, but its design lets it down.

Making the world that little bit smaller, Street View is a handy way of bringing back the service to Maps and iOS devices.

This alternative to the stock Apple Maps attempts to lure users away from Apple's poorly-reviewed mapping service. HERE has some nice features but ultimately falls short of expectations.

Quick Route is a navigation app alternative powered by Google Places and aimed at users who are frustrated with Apple's native maps application.

Garmin U.S.A. recently added iOS 6 and iPhone 5 support, and it now has new features that make it even better like Google street view.

You Are Here uses the iPhone’s GPS to show users where they are on any map that they import into the app.