Google Maps gets new layers, Live View indoor navigation, and more
The new features are powered by AI, giving users “the most accurate, up-to-date information about the world, exactly when you need it.”

The new features are powered by AI, giving users “the most accurate, up-to-date information about the world, exactly when you need it.”
Having taken HERE WeGo for a quick spin, it looks like Huawei has found a suitable navigation and map app for its users.
Google Maps has become a key tool for finding the best routes, avoiding construction, exploring new places near you, and more.
Users of both Android and iOS will also see a new feature that will allow them to report incidents–construction, lane closures, disabled vehicles, and objects on the road.
The speed trap feature will flash an icon when a speed trap is detected and when the driver is nearly upon said speed trap, an audio notification will alert them to slow down.
Will you be popping on to look for Waldo and friends?
While Google is stating Mario will be your buddy for this week, there is no actual end date as to when Mario will leave the application.
This is a big improvement from the current location card that shows up where you’ve last parked and can sometimes take a bit of time to update.
Starting in March 2017, all Google Maps edits will be made through Google Maps itself.
Android users have (briefly) spotted speed limit indicators in the Google Maps app.
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A few weeks ago, Samsung announced that the next Wear OS update would bring Google Assistant to Watch4, and today is the day.
After weeks of going dark on the matter, Google has relented and added an option for non-commercial users to continue using their G Suite legacy free edition.
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday gave its stamp of approval to the first major legislative effort meant to stop the largest tech platforms from giving themselves a leg up against competing businesses using their websites, principally Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple.
I’ve noticed that no matter what side of the aisle people stand on, they are concerned with Google, Facebook, and others invading their privacy.
Even though Google I/O is virtual this year, the live keynote covered several upcoming Google technologies and updates for the thousands tuning in on YouTube.