The Waze app is a community-driven navigation app that allows drivers to update road conditions in real-time.
The department has sent a cease and desist letter to Google, who owns Waze, demanding that it remove alerts for DWI checkpoints.
It seems like an extreme measure to take and cries of a cash grab are most likely going to ring out. But there is the flipside of the argument too.
Just say “OK Waze” to navigate, report jams, and more without touching the screen.
An average of 37 children die each year in the US after their guardians, due to distraction or negligence, leave them inside vehicles for an extended period of time.
Google is on a roll rolling out new apps and services today, first Google Spaces now Waze Carpool is testing in the Bay Area. With … Read more…
Google is launching a pilot program in Israel through their Waze app, which they acquired back around 2013, the program and app is called RideWith. … Read more…
Starting today, Waze users (or Wazers) in the US can expect to start seeing AMBER alerts within the Waze app. The company has voluntarily joined … Read more…
The popular GPS navigation/social networking app Waze appears to rubbing law enforcement the wrong way. Google owned Waze is full of useful features, namely real … Read more…
Is Google missing a golden opportunity by not fully integrating the Waze into their suite of services? In June of 2013, Google announced that it … Read more…
As competition gets fierce in the technology space companies generally find it important to protect their interests. Those interests also include information. In this case it seems Google has withheld its acquisition numbers on its annual report, IBN Live reported. This is the first time Google has ever withheld this information from its annual report,
