Bing Maps Android SDK and Bing Maps iOS SDK v1 available
News|3 October 2019
Microsoft has announced the Bing Maps SDK for Android and the Bing Maps SDK for iOS are V1 Ready for Production.
The SDKs feature a native map control and an accompanying map services API set. The map control is powered by a full vector 3D map engine with mapping capabilities including displaying icons, drawing polylines and polygons, and overlaying texture sources.
You’ll find more information and documentation here on GitHub
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