Google Maps users can now add a stop along their current route
When in navigation mode, just tap the magnifying glass located in the top right of the screen.
When in navigation mode, just tap the magnifying glass located in the top right of the screen.
Google has just updated the official iOS app of its popular Maps service to help users get around better this holiday season and beyond.
What used to be a laughingstock is now having the last laugh.
Starting with version 4.12.0, you can hear about traffic issues without taking your eyes off the road.
With version 4.11.0 of the popular third-party navigation app, users can view directions directly from their wrist.
Taking the place of the Photo Sphere Camera app, you can take a look at pretty much anywhere in the world.
Never forget where you have been with a new maps app feature on the way.
Google has once again updated the official iOS app of its mapping service with new features and improvements.
The updated app will inform drivers of upcoming traffic and show alternate routes.
Apple continues to acquire other location-based software companies to bolster its own mapping app.
Version 4.4 of the popular app now allows users to filter search results for Zagat-rated restaurants where available.
When looking up an address in version 4.3, users can also see nearby businesses.
Google has just updated its Maps app for iOS and its Drive app for Mac with new and noteworthy features.
The feature used Google Maps data since first being introduced in 2012.
Google has just released significant updates to its Drive and Maps apps for iOS.
The new version will also bring Uber and OpenTable integration.
Nokia is working on a new mapping app for users of iOS and Android devices.
With version 3.2, reservations and appointments from Gmail are labeled on the map.
The change only affects the beta iCloud website.
The iOS 8 Maps app was supposed to offer a number of new features, but personnel problems held Apple back.
Version 3.0 also offers integration with the Uber ride service.
Google has just issued an update to Google Maps for iOS that introduces a small yet noteworthy feature.
Users will need to sign-in with Gmail to display the information.
The Google Maps SDK for iOS has been updated with support for Apple's A7 64-bit system on a chip.