It does actually. I leave one in the car in the centre console as a media unit (like an iPod touch) and take it out for my son to play with if he's restless on journeys. The other one stays in my jacket pocket just like my car keys. All dead easy. My GPS comes built into my car so I have no need to use Apple Maps, although from what I've tried, it's really good. Yeah, it's got its faults but it's a brand new service, takes a long time to refine mapping – Apple should have probably labelled it as a beta. It's amazing how people fall into the media trap of gunning after Apple. It happens to every company/person if they get too successful.
I don't really care what phone other people get, but undoubtedly the best is still the iPhone and that was the advice I was offering. Good that others are catching up and getting much better than they have ever been - keeps Apple on their toes.
Anyway, this willy-waving is getting a bit silly. I follow a lot of tech blogs and I'm getting sick of people attacking Apple, it's mostly teenage boys and the economics of envy. 99% of people don't want to root their phones or any such bollocks. The thing with Apple stuff is it gets out the way so you can write a document, edit a picture, play a song etc. You don't need a manual and I don't care if I pay a premium for that and the well-refined finish.
I've only had 2 Samsung's and both are better than any iPhone 
