Showing posts with label MAPS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MAPS. Show all posts

Friday, 3 August 2018

Google Maps not only about navigating: Here's how it's innovating for India

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Google is bringing in India-specific features on Google Maps to address unique challenges and opportunities, a senior company official said.

"Google Maps is not just about navigating from point A to B. We have been building for India, addressing the unique challenges and opportunities, with the sole aim of making Google maps more comprehensive, accurate and reliable," Google Maps for India, Program Manager, Anal Ghosh said.

Ghosh talked about innovating features for India specifically.

The two-wheeler mode in Google maps comes to India first as 70 per cent of all the vehicles registered in the country are two wheelers, he added.

"Two-wheeler mode in maps shows trip routes that use shortcuts not accessible to cars, buses and trucks. It also provides customized traffic and arrival time estimations," he said.

Google Maps' transit feature provides details on trains, bus and metro routes. It shows schedules for roughly 12,000 Indian railways trains, apart from updated public transport information for bus and metro routes.

Tuesday, 19 September 2017

Apple iOS 11 to launch today: Here are key features coming to iPhone, iPad

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Apple will on Tuesday released the the iOS 11, which it had unveiled on June 5, for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch users. The new iteration of the operating system makes a complete shift from the previous versions and now utilises latest technologies like artificial intelligence and virtual reality to power the OS. Here’s a quick look at the top features of iOS 11, time of the new software will release, and the full list of compatible devices.

New features of iOS 11:
Customisable dock, files app and drag & drop make iPad even more powerful

iOS 11 Photo: Apple The iOS 11 makes multitasking on iPads even more powerful, with a new customisable dock that provides quick access to frequently used apps and documents from any screen, and a redesigned app switcher makes it easier to move between pairs of active apps, used in Split View and now Slide Over. The new files app keeps everything in one place, whether files are stored locally, in the iCloud Drive or across other providers like Box, Dropbox and more. And, with drag
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