Friday, August 17, 2012

Google Maps notches one million public transit stops worldwide, celebrates with an update

Google Maps notches one million public transit stops worldwide, celebrates with an update

It's no secret how useful Google Maps can be when traveling in an unfamiliar locale — especially in regards to public transportation. The folks in Mountain View have tallied over one million stops for bus, train, subway and tram systems in about 500 cities around the globe with the software. To celebrate the achievement, Google has released an update to its Maps for Android app. Version 6.10 adds some tweaks to the Transit Lines layer in order to display just one individual method of transport and updated the station pages to display needed information like departure time and lines of service in a more accessible fashion.

2DayBlog.com , Google Maps notches one million public transit stops worldwide, celebrates with an update, Google Maps notches one million public transit stops worldwide, celebrates with an update

No comments:

Post a Comment