Reviewed by Corey Noles It’s time for some good news for cyclists in East Asia: Apple Maps just brought its bike navigation features to the streets of Hong Kong and Taiwan. After years of waiting while their neighbors in mainland China enjoyed bike-friendly routes, cyclists in these regions can finally take the guesswork out and let their iPhones guide them through the urban maze. Apple Maps has expanded cycling routes to Taiwan and Hong Kong, marking a significant boost to coverage of East Asia, where the feature was previously limited to mainland China and Japan. This expansion follows Apple’s gradual rollout strategy that first introduced bike directions in iOS 14 for just five cities worldwide. The new coverage means millions more cyclists can access bike lanes, bike trails and bike-friendly routes with details on steep grades and obstacles. To put this into perspective, Hong Kong’s population of 7.5 million combined with Taiwan’s 23.6 million means that Apple just enabled bike navigation…more