Here is how all online cards handle the 'Gulf of Mexico' name change

If you are looking for Card websites for information on the Gulf of Mexico this week in the United States, you will see that, depending on which service you use, the well -known water mass may have a new name – or not.

These search results are an example of the complications arising from the varying policy of technological enterprises to follow President Donald Trump’s executive order to rename the area of the Atlantic as the ‘Gulf of America’.

From Tuesday morning, Google is looking for “Golf of Mexico” an official knowledge panel “Gulf of America” at the top, complete with a tile showing the updated name on Google Maps.

Curious how other online cards react? I searched a little to find out. Google seems to be the first business that starts using the Gulf of America’s name on a major navigation service, but it is unclear whether other programs, such as Apple Maps, will follow. We will keep this list informed, as companies may change their listing for the Gulf of Mexico.

Apple cards

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Unlike Google Maps, the most important rival for smartphone navigation apps, Apple Maps has not yet changed its name for the Gulf of Mexico. Bloomberg reports the name change is coming to Apple Maps soon.

Baidu Maps

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The navigation DAPP of one of China’s leading technology companies, Baidu Maps, still mentions the name as the Gulf of Mexico, according to a screenshot provided by wired senior business editor Louise Matsakis.

Bing -cards

Not only does Microsoft’s Bing cards still list the ocean’s area as the Gulf of Mexico, but it even repeats itself by mentioning the Gulf of Mexico twice.

Google Maps

For the time being, Google is the only online card I tested with the name Golf of America. However, the app did not commit to showing only the Trump-ordered name to those in the United States during my tests. When I was zoomed in, Google Maps named it as Golf of America, but as soon as I zoomed out, it switched to the ominous “Gulf of Mexico (Golf of America).

Here Wego

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Here is a European navigation app specializing in offline maps, here a list of the Gulf of Mexico.

Mapbox

Mapbox offers customized cards for companies such as Strava and Snapchat using data partially obtained from the Open Source Mapping Platform OpenStreetMap. Although not a navigation service itself, the company still contains a screenshot showing the Gulf of Mexico on its website.

Mapquest

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Mapquest, one of the online mapping pioneers, still holds the area of the Atlantic as the Gulf of Mexico.

Mapxplorer

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Mapxplorer (iOS, Android), one of the top five free navigation apps for US users in Apple’s iOS store, has not changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico.

OpenStreetmap

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OpenStreet Map Forum users have discussed a popular mapping platform run by volunteers and providing underlying data for many programs, but it remains the same.

Tomtom

As I checked the company’s free version with TomTom’s Amigo smartphone app, I saw the Gulf of Mexico name on my screen.

Yandex

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The navigation function of one of Russia’s leading technical enterprises, Yandex, still shows the same name as US users.

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Here is how all online cards handle the ‘Gulf of Mexico’ name change