Google Maps

• Driving Directions: Google Maps offers driving directions to users, allowing them to easily plan their route and find the most efficient way to get from one place to another. With up-to-date traffic information, users can avoid delays and find the quickest route.
• Street View: Google Maps provides Street View images that allow users to virtually explore places they may not be able to visit in person. Users can get an up-close look at the streets, buildings and landmarks around the world.
• Public Transit: Google Maps offers public transit information, making it straightforward for users to find the best routes and schedules for taking buses, trains and other forms of transportation.
• Location Sharing: Google Maps allows users to share their location with friends and family, so they can effortlessly coordinate meet-ups and check in on each other.
• Offline Maps: Google Maps allows users to download maps and use them offline, letting you access directions and other information while traveling in areas with poor internet connections.

Google Maps works well across just about every device. Even if you're using this on a compact mobile, accessing route information and aerial maps is a breeze. If you're searching for businesses, scroll down to access opening times, contact details and other useful information. You can even send locations with contacts by hitting the share icon.

With Google Maps, fast loading and accurate insights come as standard. It makes sense to use this app on a larger screen, but you can still make full use of route mapping and directions on a smartphone. For Street View functionality, you'll definitely want to use a tablet. It can be data-intensive, so bear this in mind if you're not on an unlimited plan.