Google Maps is very clearly one of the most useful applications to move, and a new feature on Android will help predict where you're going.
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Android Police reports that Google Maps has a new "driving mode" that automatically creates routes to the intended destinations. Embedded in the 9.19 version of Maps, the driving mode is designed to predict that you will be going to a specific location, depending on your location and previous research on the Web.
This new feature is designed to help you on your daily commute, or help you in a race that you must perform. In addition to eliminating the step of searching for your next destination, mode of conduct will also provide you with updates on traffic and travel time while you move.
Some bugs ...
The new mode is fairly easy to find in the navigation drawer, but actually to turn will require a little digging in the settings. The process seems for now bugger, but users will be able to activate the driving mode and add a shortcut on the home screen for navigation settings - that's if everything works correctly .
The new driving mode comes as a real convenience, and we can hope that Google will finalize the feature so ease its access to anyone.
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Android Police reports that Google Maps has a new "driving mode" that automatically creates routes to the intended destinations. Embedded in the 9.19 version of Maps, the driving mode is designed to predict that you will be going to a specific location, depending on your location and previous research on the Web.
Some bugs ...
The new mode is fairly easy to find in the navigation drawer, but actually to turn will require a little digging in the settings. The process seems for now bugger, but users will be able to activate the driving mode and add a shortcut on the home screen for navigation settings - that's if everything works correctly .
The new driving mode comes as a real convenience, and we can hope that Google will finalize the feature so ease its access to anyone.