> Where is streetview? Business opening times? Reviews? Phone numbers? Directions? Turn-by-turn navigation? Live traffic? Historical traffic?

Traffic and street view are hard, and expensive, to do because you need to drive around the place to take photos, or to have enough data points for traffic information.

Reviews are hard because they are subjective, and how do you deal with spam, with moderation, with fake reviews, etc.

The other things? They're in OSM (to varing degrees of completness):

* Business opening times: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:opening_hours * Phone Numbers: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:phone * Simple 3d modelling: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/3D * Directions/turn-by-turn has existed for a long time, e.g. on the main website itself, or software like Graphhopper or OSRM.

Yes OSM is has much less features than Google, but the OSM Foundation only has income of about £97,000 per year. Google has considerible more financial strength.

You are completely missing the point. This is not a critic of the OSM project. Most of the commenters love that it exists. It's just that if you click on your mobile on google map and osm map, you get a vastly different experience. It's objective.

Yes, you're right, they are different things. I'm just pointing out that OSM isn't as bad for some of the things you mentioned.

(BTW there isn't one osm map app for mobile devices)

> Where is streetview?

Far from perfect, but it exists: http://openstreetcam.org/map/