Last weekend, I was on the road across the Basque country, and although they are always roads, when you visit a city or a place that is not usual yours, doubts always arise . Is the route well? Where is the next round? I generally use Apple cards for my up -to -date day ways, but in more unknown places, I trust Google cards, especially for your search engine. It is an essential application on my iPhone, and the right thing is to choose the one to use at any time. Using Google Maps, I made such a simple and intuitive tip as I was wondering how I hadn't seen it before.
A simple gesture that changes the way you use Google Maps
When you define a new route on Google Maps, you usually follow the step -by -step indications that appear at the top of the screen. “500 meters, remove 122.” However, if you have already found yourself on a complicated road, with many towers, tracks or streets where you do not know very well to turn, surely You ended up zooming and moving the card manually To see what comes next. This moment is usually the chaotic: the arrow of the car moving, the card trying to look for the north and you try to move.
The tip is simple: instead of sliding the card with your fingers, Just slide on the green box Where are the indications. In doing so, the view of the card automatically advances to the following maneuvers of the route. Thus, you can preview all the turns and outings without losing the emphasis on the main navigation. To return to the previous steps, slide on the other side. Slipped to the left and rightSimple and useful.
- Avoid surprises on the road: You can see in advance how your route will be without having to appear too close to the road.
- Better planning in difficult sections: If you are on a highway with several outings or in a city with many similar streets, this tip helps you to locate yourself better.
- Less distractions while driving: Do not have to zoom or move the card manually, you reduce the time you spend interacting with the screen.
This Google Maps thing Works in the iPhone appBut not in Carplay. It also serves, of course, for walking or cycle paths. In Android Auto, yes, it is available, therefore, with regard to Carplay APIs, Google surely incorporates it quickly. If you usually use Google Maps to move, I recommend that you try it during your next trip. Once you have used to sliding on the green indication instead of touching the card, you will wonder how you have not discovered it before.
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