Google yesterday announced a feature to help Google Maps users remember where they're leaving their car once they've arrived at their destination.
The feature is simple enough to activate once you've parked up, and like Apple Maps, if you have your iPhone connected to your car via USB audio or Bluetooth, Google Maps will automatically tag your vehicle's location on the map when you disconnect it.
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If your iPhone isn't connected to your car, you'll have to do this manually: Open up the app, tap the blue location dot and then select "Set as parking location" to add it to the map.
Tapping on the parking icon that remains on the map also opens the parking card, which includes options to share the location with friends and view pictures of the parking area.
Google Maps can be downloaded from the App Store for free. [Direct Link]
Top Rated Comments
(View all)Needless to say my self confidence took a bit of a beating that night, but things worked out.
Apple maps has had this functionality based on movement speed for what, 3 years now?
Can any of them tell me where I parked in a covered shopping center car park? I'm assuming not if they are using GPS.How long did it take apple to add avoiding tolls to Apple Maps?
Does Apple Maps have a manual setting to indicate parked car?
Tell Siri, "I parked here."If not, then Google Maps is better