Microsoft today updated its Windows Maps app for members of the Insider Program on the Fast ring. The update is live for both Windows 10 PCs and phones, and allows users to submit corrections.
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Microsoft today updated the Windows Maps app for Windows Insiders that are in the Fast ring. The new update, version 5.1610.2953.0, contains the ability to group favorite places into collections.
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