More options for Android users when finding directions and locating.

Android users can now use Apple Maps directly within their phone's Chrome browser for directions and navigation.

Apple, the smartphone and mobile device manufacturer, has officially removed the "beta" label from the web version of Apple Maps and added support for mobile browsers on Android.

Thus, Android users can now use Apple Maps directly within their phone's Chrome browser for directions and navigation.

According to analysts, the majority of Android users will likely still choose Google Maps, the default and most popular map application on the operating system.

For iPhone users, Safari's support for web-based Apple Maps doesn't make a significant difference because Apple Maps is already built into the iOS operating system or can be easily re-downloaded from the App Store if it was previously deleted.

With this move, both iPhone and Android users now have more options between Google Maps and Apple Maps when they want to find directions or get their location.

The web version of Apple Maps has also added a "Look Around" feature – similar to Street View on Google Maps – allowing users to view a 360-degree panorama of certain areas from eye level.

However, it's worth noting that the web version of Apple Maps doesn't yet have all the features of the native iOS app. For example, it doesn't yet support displaying 3D models of buildings or public transport maps.

Users are also unable to log in to their accounts to review saved locations or personal guide collections on this web version.

Technology experts believe Apple may continue to add new features to the web-based Apple Maps in the near future. Apple may also be considering developing a dedicated version of Apple Maps for Android.

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Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/them-lua-chon-cho-nguoi-dung-android-khi-tim-duong-dinh-vi-post1027550.vnp