AndroidTutor2018- Where would we be without Google Maps? Well, we’d probably be here, but it might have taken us a bit longer to arrive. Google’s mapping service has transformed the way we travel - and with a few top tips, you can get even more from your maps. Here are our favorite Google Maps tips and tricks.
How to use Google Maps on your smartwatch
How to use Google Maps offline
Google Maps tips and tricks
Find popular places in citiesBecome a local guide
Explore your timelineCreating and sharing location lists
Choose your mode of transportAvoid annoyances
Check public transit schedulesSave data with Wi-Fi-only mode
Plan aheadShare your current location
Share a location or directionsSave important addresses
Use stickers and labelsSee it in Street View
Use gesturesSee it in Google Earth
Know which routes to avoidAdd detours
Use your voiceDelete your location history
Find popular places in cities
Maybe you've noticed the bright beige/orange highlighted areas in Google Maps - but do you know what they are actually for? Easy! They show popular areas in cities (areas which have a high concentration of people). In most cases these areas are populated with bars, restaurants, and shops. This helps you to easily filter out areas which might be interesting to check out.
Beige areas in Google Maps mean that there's a lot going on there / © AndroidPIT
Become a local guide
Google Maps shows you opening times, reviews and photos of many shops and restaurants. These aren't just the official entries from shop and restaurant owners, but entries from the myriad of Google Maps users. Google relies on the help of many volunteers and created the Local Guide program to encourage and reward contributing users.
Rate shops and restaurants in your area / © AndroidPIT
Explore your timeline
If you have location services enabled and use Google Maps, Google will know about almost all of your recent movements. If you'd like to trace your footsteps, check out the "Explore your timeline" feature which shows you where you've been and the photos you've taken at said location (if you've geotagged them and uploaded them into Google Photos).
The data is accumulated from your movement profile (which needs to be activated - in most cases, this is done when setting up your phone) as well as the geotagged data from your photos. A slightly creepy feature from Google, but nevertheless quite useful.
Opinion by Gary MarshallThis feature is nifty and a bit creepy
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Trace where you've been with Google Maps / © AndroidPIT
Creating/Sharing/Importing location lists
Got a friend that's looking for some travel tips? If you're feeling helpful, you can easily create a list in Google Maps and share them directly into it. You can do this by going into My Places -> Saved -> New. You can then mark locations on the map one by one and add them into your list. When you're done, you can send the link to the list to your friend.
Share locations with other people / © AndroidPIT
Choose your mode of transport
Google Maps has four different modes of transport, which you can access by tapping the icon at the bottom right of the screen. Its image depends on what’s currently selected: if it’s set to driving you’ll see an icon of a car, if it’s public transport you’ll see a train, if its private transport you'll see a taxi, if it’s walking you’ll see a person, and if it’s cycling you’ll see a cyclist. Once you’ve tapped the icon you can change the mode by tapping the appropriate icon at the top of the screen.
Private transport is the latest mode of transport to appear in Google Maps. / © AndroidPIT
Avoid annoyances
On the same screen, tapping Options enables you to set additional criteria such as avoiding toll roads, your preferred kind of public transport and whether you’re okay with lots of different bus or train transfers.
Check public transit schedules
Maps knows public transit schedules for a wide range of travel options. / © AndroidPIT
Another favorite feature: if you’re travelling by public transit, Google Maps shows you arrival and departure times for the various forms of transport available as well as the times of any transfers.
Save data with Wi-Fi-only mode
How to use Google Maps offline
Google Maps tips and tricks
Find popular places in citiesBecome a local guide
Explore your timelineCreating and sharing location lists
Choose your mode of transportAvoid annoyances
Check public transit schedulesSave data with Wi-Fi-only mode
Plan aheadShare your current location
Share a location or directionsSave important addresses
Use stickers and labelsSee it in Street View
Use gesturesSee it in Google Earth
Know which routes to avoidAdd detours
Use your voiceDelete your location history
Find popular places in cities
Maybe you've noticed the bright beige/orange highlighted areas in Google Maps - but do you know what they are actually for? Easy! They show popular areas in cities (areas which have a high concentration of people). In most cases these areas are populated with bars, restaurants, and shops. This helps you to easily filter out areas which might be interesting to check out.
Beige areas in Google Maps mean that there's a lot going on there / © AndroidPIT
Become a local guide
Google Maps shows you opening times, reviews and photos of many shops and restaurants. These aren't just the official entries from shop and restaurant owners, but entries from the myriad of Google Maps users. Google relies on the help of many volunteers and created the Local Guide program to encourage and reward contributing users.
Rate shops and restaurants in your area / © AndroidPIT
Explore your timeline
If you have location services enabled and use Google Maps, Google will know about almost all of your recent movements. If you'd like to trace your footsteps, check out the "Explore your timeline" feature which shows you where you've been and the photos you've taken at said location (if you've geotagged them and uploaded them into Google Photos).
The data is accumulated from your movement profile (which needs to be activated - in most cases, this is done when setting up your phone) as well as the geotagged data from your photos. A slightly creepy feature from Google, but nevertheless quite useful.
Opinion by Gary MarshallThis feature is nifty and a bit creepy
What do you think?
505053 participants
Trace where you've been with Google Maps / © AndroidPIT
Creating/Sharing/Importing location lists
Got a friend that's looking for some travel tips? If you're feeling helpful, you can easily create a list in Google Maps and share them directly into it. You can do this by going into My Places -> Saved -> New. You can then mark locations on the map one by one and add them into your list. When you're done, you can send the link to the list to your friend.
Share locations with other people / © AndroidPIT
Choose your mode of transport
Google Maps has four different modes of transport, which you can access by tapping the icon at the bottom right of the screen. Its image depends on what’s currently selected: if it’s set to driving you’ll see an icon of a car, if it’s public transport you’ll see a train, if its private transport you'll see a taxi, if it’s walking you’ll see a person, and if it’s cycling you’ll see a cyclist. Once you’ve tapped the icon you can change the mode by tapping the appropriate icon at the top of the screen.
Private transport is the latest mode of transport to appear in Google Maps. / © AndroidPIT
Avoid annoyances
On the same screen, tapping Options enables you to set additional criteria such as avoiding toll roads, your preferred kind of public transport and whether you’re okay with lots of different bus or train transfers.
Check public transit schedules
Maps knows public transit schedules for a wide range of travel options. / © AndroidPIT
Another favorite feature: if you’re travelling by public transit, Google Maps shows you arrival and departure times for the various forms of transport available as well as the times of any transfers.
Save data with Wi-Fi-only mode
Now that you can download maps for offline use, this new feature is very useful for those who travel a lot or beginning to run out of mobile data before the end of the month.
Press on the hamburger menu, open Settings and the second option (if you're on Google Maps version 9.32 or higher) will read Wi-Fi only. Toggle the switch to ensure that Google Maps only works when your on Wi-Fi, or otherwise relies on your downloaded offline areas.
Using Wi-Fi only could save you a lot of data. / © AndroidPIT
Plan ahead
If you’re going to be away from a data signal - or roaming in a country where accessing it costs a fortune - you can save maps for offline use, be it a neighborhood, a city or a state. Just hit the hamburger menu at the top left, tap on Offline areas, and hit the plus button at the bottom of the screen to add a new area.
Going where the data signal don't shine? Save your map for offline viewing. / © AndroidPIT
Share your current location
Google Maps has a very nifty little feature integrated which allows you to share your location with a friend or even with groups. If you're planning on meeting up somewhere, or if you're on a tour and want to let friends and family know where you are, this is a great little tool. To share your location all you have to do is go into the Google Maps menu -> Share location, and then pick if you want to share it for a set period of time or until you deactivate the feature. You can then pick which contacts you want to share your location with.
Share your current location with friends. / © AndroidPIT
Share a location or directions
Sharing a location works by pressing on the place of interest on the map, then the three dots in the upper right corner, then Share, enabling you to share via Bluetooth, by email, to Google Drive…
You can also share directions. To do this, set your desired start point and destination, choose your mode of transport and then press the trio of dots in the upper-right corner before hitting Share directions. The recipient of the shared directions will see a summary of the instructions as well as a link. When the link is clicked, they will be able to open the directions in Google Maps so they can start their journey. It's also possible to open the directions in another map application such as Waze, or to view them online.
You can share a specific location or directions easily. / © AndroidPIT
Save important addresses
In the app tap on Menu > Your Places and press on Home or Work to store the addresses. This speeds up the process of getting directions, and it also helps feed the inquiring mind of Google Now and its transport cards.
Adding your home and work addresses makes things much easier. / © AndroidPIT
Use stickers and labels to help you find and remember
You can use stickers to make your home and workplace stand out on the map. Just press on the hamburger menu button, then Your places. Tap on the trio of dots to the right of your home or work and then select Change icon. Here you will see an array of stickers to choose from.
For places you have starred, you can add a label to more easily identify and remember what the place is. Open up the information screen for the location and press on the trio of dots at the top right of the screen then Add label. Here, you can enter anything you like, be it 'bar', 'interesting view', whatever.
Stickers stand out on the map and make it all a little more personal. / © AndroidPIT
See it in Street View
Street View hasn’t disappeared in the Google Maps app, it’s just moved a bit. To see the Street View, press on or search for a location. Above the bar with the location's name and rating, there will be a small rectangular window with an image and a circular arrow. Press on this to load up Street View.
Street View is in the Maps app, and it's now easier to find than before. / © AndroidPIT
Use gestures
You already know that you can zoom in and out of maps by pinching and zooming, but you can also do it with a single digit - which is handy if you’re holding onto a handlebar with your other hand or just can’t be bothered using both hands. Double-tap the screen but don’t lift off your finger or thumb after the second tap. Slide up to zoom out and slide down to zoom in.
You can also tilt the map by sliding with two fingers - up for more tilt, down for less - and rotate the map by turning two fingers in a circular motion. In many urban areas the flat map will become a 3D model when you tilt it.
You can control the zoom and tilt using finger gestures. / © AndroidPIT
See it in Google Earth
Tap on the Menu button and select Google Earth to see the world in glorious 3D. As with Maps, you can navigate by swiping, pinching and double-tapping. Note that you will need to download and install the Google Earth app for this to work.
Know which routes to avoid
One of our very favorite things in the Google Maps app is the way it can give us live traffic information. Color coding makes everything crystal clear with green for normal traffic, yellow when things are slowing and red when you really need to go a different way or allow extra time. If it isn’t displaying go to Menu > Traffic.
Color-coded routes help you determine what areas to avoid. / © AndroidPIT
Add detours
When you're in navigation mode, merrily en route to your destination, and you suddenly remember you need to eat a muffin, you can add a quick pit stop. Just press on the magnifying glass icon and you will see some useful options, such as Petrol stations and Coffee shops. You can also search for something more specific by pressing on the magnifying glass again and entering in your search query.
The options for pit stops will appear along your route, along with how much time the detour will add to your journey, so you can choose the most convenient.
Need to stop off for some gas? Google Maps has you covered. / © AndroidPIT
Use your voice
When you’re navigating you can control Google Maps with your voice. Just tap the microphone icon and use commands such as:
Turn on voice
Turn off voice
Mute
Unmute
Be Quiet
Mute Voice Guidance
Show / Turn On / Display Satellite
Hide / Turn Off / Clear Satellite
Show / Turn On / Display Traffic
Hide / Turn Off / Clear Traffic
Show alternate routes
Show other routes
How else can I get there?
Next turn
What’s my next turn?
How else can I get there?
What do I do next?
Where do I turn?
Where do I get off?
What exit am I taking?
How long until my next turn?
What’s my ETA?
We’ve found that the voice control can be quite patchy, especially in noisy cars, so it’s probably a good idea to pause Bat Out Of Hell before you try this.
...or forever hold your peace. / © AndroidPIT
Delete your location history
If you’d rather not store details of everywhere you’ve ever been, you can delete your location history. On your device go to Settings > Location > Google Location History and use the toggle to decide whether you want it on or off, or look to the bottom of the screen and press Delete location history if you want to remove all the information Google has on your past movements.
Know any more great tips? Leave a comment and let us know.
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6 Steven Rhods 4 months ago Link to comment
This is pretty helpful. Thanks!
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
Thanks for the tips! I really appreciate it!! I never knew!
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1 Dennis Elmore 11 months ago Link to comment
Using timeline in google maps looking at history tap calendar, you see days of month some with a grey circle around day some without? Thinking those days are i went no where, but many of mine show from one jont to 7-11 to a whole day of out and about? Anyone know their definition as to why they are there ? Why is some shaded others not
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4 Aditi G Aug 6, 2016 Link to comment
These tips are great! Thank you.
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11 Thomas S Jul 28, 2016 Link to comment
I have the version 9.33.0 of Google Maps and I don't have that option, "wifi only"
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
update the app.
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
do it through the play store app. Go to the Play store app on phone. click it. Click on the three lines icon(hamburger) and click on MY APPS. You will see what has to be updated. I have mine on automatic updates. You can set this here too.
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
it may be that your phone does not have wi-fi?
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4 Junaid Rauvzani Jul 27, 2016 Link to comment
Thanks for the gesture tips. It was something new for me.
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7 Ram SIngh Jul 27, 2016 Link to comment
Thanks for the tips.
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2 Andrew Jones Jul 27, 2016 Link to comment
I liked the check public transit module the best one.
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2 Big Ugly Apr 27, 2016 Link to comment
There's a link in the article that leads to a column entitled, "How To Use Google Maps Offline"
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1 Juanita Southard Feb 6, 2016 Link to comment
Im in just meet me k iw whT to do to protect my sites
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1 Sue W Feb 1, 2016 Link to comment
how do you download a route to offline?
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2 Big Ugly Apr 27, 2016 Link to comment
There's a link in this article that will go to a story entitled, "How To Use Google Maps Offline".
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
Move to the area you want to download, hit the three lines on the top left(hamburger they say??) you will see the option, download offline. You will see the highlight area of map to download and it will tell you how big the file will be and how much room you have left on your phone for the download.
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
please read the article carefully.
:-)
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8 Chris M. Feb 15, 2015 Link to comment
Is there any way to save favorites in the Android app?
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
yes go to the hamburger icon(three lines) click it. you will see the options
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15 Lee Feb 15, 2015 Link to comment
Love Google Maps there's really no need to purchase a navigation app "TomTom"
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Press on the hamburger menu, open Settings and the second option (if you're on Google Maps version 9.32 or higher) will read Wi-Fi only. Toggle the switch to ensure that Google Maps only works when your on Wi-Fi, or otherwise relies on your downloaded offline areas.
Using Wi-Fi only could save you a lot of data. / © AndroidPIT
Plan ahead
If you’re going to be away from a data signal - or roaming in a country where accessing it costs a fortune - you can save maps for offline use, be it a neighborhood, a city or a state. Just hit the hamburger menu at the top left, tap on Offline areas, and hit the plus button at the bottom of the screen to add a new area.
Going where the data signal don't shine? Save your map for offline viewing. / © AndroidPIT
Share your current location
Google Maps has a very nifty little feature integrated which allows you to share your location with a friend or even with groups. If you're planning on meeting up somewhere, or if you're on a tour and want to let friends and family know where you are, this is a great little tool. To share your location all you have to do is go into the Google Maps menu -> Share location, and then pick if you want to share it for a set period of time or until you deactivate the feature. You can then pick which contacts you want to share your location with.
Share your current location with friends. / © AndroidPIT
Share a location or directions
Sharing a location works by pressing on the place of interest on the map, then the three dots in the upper right corner, then Share, enabling you to share via Bluetooth, by email, to Google Drive…
You can also share directions. To do this, set your desired start point and destination, choose your mode of transport and then press the trio of dots in the upper-right corner before hitting Share directions. The recipient of the shared directions will see a summary of the instructions as well as a link. When the link is clicked, they will be able to open the directions in Google Maps so they can start their journey. It's also possible to open the directions in another map application such as Waze, or to view them online.
You can share a specific location or directions easily. / © AndroidPIT
Save important addresses
In the app tap on Menu > Your Places and press on Home or Work to store the addresses. This speeds up the process of getting directions, and it also helps feed the inquiring mind of Google Now and its transport cards.
Adding your home and work addresses makes things much easier. / © AndroidPIT
Use stickers and labels to help you find and remember
You can use stickers to make your home and workplace stand out on the map. Just press on the hamburger menu button, then Your places. Tap on the trio of dots to the right of your home or work and then select Change icon. Here you will see an array of stickers to choose from.
For places you have starred, you can add a label to more easily identify and remember what the place is. Open up the information screen for the location and press on the trio of dots at the top right of the screen then Add label. Here, you can enter anything you like, be it 'bar', 'interesting view', whatever.
Stickers stand out on the map and make it all a little more personal. / © AndroidPIT
See it in Street View
Street View hasn’t disappeared in the Google Maps app, it’s just moved a bit. To see the Street View, press on or search for a location. Above the bar with the location's name and rating, there will be a small rectangular window with an image and a circular arrow. Press on this to load up Street View.
Street View is in the Maps app, and it's now easier to find than before. / © AndroidPIT
Use gestures
You already know that you can zoom in and out of maps by pinching and zooming, but you can also do it with a single digit - which is handy if you’re holding onto a handlebar with your other hand or just can’t be bothered using both hands. Double-tap the screen but don’t lift off your finger or thumb after the second tap. Slide up to zoom out and slide down to zoom in.
You can also tilt the map by sliding with two fingers - up for more tilt, down for less - and rotate the map by turning two fingers in a circular motion. In many urban areas the flat map will become a 3D model when you tilt it.
You can control the zoom and tilt using finger gestures. / © AndroidPIT
See it in Google Earth
Tap on the Menu button and select Google Earth to see the world in glorious 3D. As with Maps, you can navigate by swiping, pinching and double-tapping. Note that you will need to download and install the Google Earth app for this to work.
Know which routes to avoid
One of our very favorite things in the Google Maps app is the way it can give us live traffic information. Color coding makes everything crystal clear with green for normal traffic, yellow when things are slowing and red when you really need to go a different way or allow extra time. If it isn’t displaying go to Menu > Traffic.
Color-coded routes help you determine what areas to avoid. / © AndroidPIT
Add detours
When you're in navigation mode, merrily en route to your destination, and you suddenly remember you need to eat a muffin, you can add a quick pit stop. Just press on the magnifying glass icon and you will see some useful options, such as Petrol stations and Coffee shops. You can also search for something more specific by pressing on the magnifying glass again and entering in your search query.
The options for pit stops will appear along your route, along with how much time the detour will add to your journey, so you can choose the most convenient.
Need to stop off for some gas? Google Maps has you covered. / © AndroidPIT
Use your voice
When you’re navigating you can control Google Maps with your voice. Just tap the microphone icon and use commands such as:
Turn on voice
Turn off voice
Mute
Unmute
Be Quiet
Mute Voice Guidance
Show / Turn On / Display Satellite
Hide / Turn Off / Clear Satellite
Show / Turn On / Display Traffic
Hide / Turn Off / Clear Traffic
Show alternate routes
Show other routes
How else can I get there?
Next turn
What’s my next turn?
How else can I get there?
What do I do next?
Where do I turn?
Where do I get off?
What exit am I taking?
How long until my next turn?
What’s my ETA?
We’ve found that the voice control can be quite patchy, especially in noisy cars, so it’s probably a good idea to pause Bat Out Of Hell before you try this.
...or forever hold your peace. / © AndroidPIT
Delete your location history
If you’d rather not store details of everywhere you’ve ever been, you can delete your location history. On your device go to Settings > Location > Google Location History and use the toggle to decide whether you want it on or off, or look to the bottom of the screen and press Delete location history if you want to remove all the information Google has on your past movements.
Know any more great tips? Leave a comment and let us know.
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6 Steven Rhods 4 months ago Link to comment
This is pretty helpful. Thanks!
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
Thanks for the tips! I really appreciate it!! I never knew!
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1 Dennis Elmore 11 months ago Link to comment
Using timeline in google maps looking at history tap calendar, you see days of month some with a grey circle around day some without? Thinking those days are i went no where, but many of mine show from one jont to 7-11 to a whole day of out and about? Anyone know their definition as to why they are there ? Why is some shaded others not
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4 Aditi G Aug 6, 2016 Link to comment
These tips are great! Thank you.
1 Brett Hermance
Reply
11 Thomas S Jul 28, 2016 Link to comment
I have the version 9.33.0 of Google Maps and I don't have that option, "wifi only"
0
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
update the app.
0
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
do it through the play store app. Go to the Play store app on phone. click it. Click on the three lines icon(hamburger) and click on MY APPS. You will see what has to be updated. I have mine on automatic updates. You can set this here too.
0
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
it may be that your phone does not have wi-fi?
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4 Junaid Rauvzani Jul 27, 2016 Link to comment
Thanks for the gesture tips. It was something new for me.
1 Brett Hermance
Reply
7 Ram SIngh Jul 27, 2016 Link to comment
Thanks for the tips.
2 Brett HermanceAndrew Jones
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2 Andrew Jones Jul 27, 2016 Link to comment
I liked the check public transit module the best one.
1 Brett Hermance
Reply
2 Big Ugly Apr 27, 2016 Link to comment
There's a link in the article that leads to a column entitled, "How To Use Google Maps Offline"
1 Brett Hermance
Reply
1 Juanita Southard Feb 6, 2016 Link to comment
Im in just meet me k iw whT to do to protect my sites
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1 Sue W Feb 1, 2016 Link to comment
how do you download a route to offline?
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2 Big Ugly Apr 27, 2016 Link to comment
There's a link in this article that will go to a story entitled, "How To Use Google Maps Offline".
1 Brett Hermance
Reply
3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
Move to the area you want to download, hit the three lines on the top left(hamburger they say??) you will see the option, download offline. You will see the highlight area of map to download and it will tell you how big the file will be and how much room you have left on your phone for the download.
0
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3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
please read the article carefully.
:-)
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8 Chris M. Feb 15, 2015 Link to comment
Is there any way to save favorites in the Android app?
1 Brett Hermance
Reply
3 Brett Hermance 8 months ago Link to comment
yes go to the hamburger icon(three lines) click it. you will see the options
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15 Lee Feb 15, 2015 Link to comment
Love Google Maps there's really no need to purchase a navigation app "TomTom"
2 Brett HermanceMoni Mihailov
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