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Google Maps Now Tells You Where You Parked Your Car
Always forget where you parked? A new Google Maps feature has you covered. Google (GOOG) officially rolled out the new feature on Tuesday, which it reportedly beta-tested for Android users last month.
By tapping on that label, you can open up a “parking card” to add additional details about the parking spot. Users can save an image of the spot and send their parking location to friends.
Last November, Apple (AAPL, Tech30 ) launched a similar but automatic parking-detection tool for Apple Maps. If iOS users connect their iPhones to their cars using Bluetooth, their parking spots will be automatically added to the map with a pin when they disconnect and get out of their car. Google offers a similar feature for iOS owners using Google Maps.
Credit: CNN
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sholly
April 27, 2017 at 14:43
Google is potentially making all of us dumber as it tries to replace our memory. The future is really here !