Occasionally We have already told you about Waze, a free GPS navigator available on iOS and other platforms that differs from other applications of the genre by drawing on the contributions of users.
Although manipulating a mobile phone while driving is prohibited and very dangerous, we can always ask our co-pilot to mark incidents on the journey so that they appear in the browser and thus other Waze users are automatically warned. It also offers a driver profile that other users can visit in the style of a social network.
During today, Waze for iPhone and iPad has been updated to version 3.6 to add the following new features:
- Real-time roadblock alert. Waze will close the street and lead others down another path
- Alert pins appear tilted on the map to better indicate the direction of the event
- Cleaner map showing only relevant street names
- New moods
- New inbox with multiple message selection
- Fuel prices pop-up window: being at a gas station offers users to update prices (only outside the US and only in countries where the function exists)
- Optimized operation and correction of various bugs
If you haven't opted for one yet GPS app to use on iPhone, Waze is a serious candidate that has many useful functionalities and that at least in my city and surroundings, it works perfectly. Google Maps is also another candidate to use GPS with turn-by-turn navigation for free.
And you, what application do you use on your iPhone to go to a place you don't know?
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I use Google Maps because Apple has not deemed the turn-by-turn navigation convenient on the iPhone 4.
Amen brother
Waze without a doubt, with its real-time adjustment based on traffic… it turns google maps a thousand times.