Google is updating its free mapping service this week with color-coding that maps out areas infected with COVID-19 cases, the search giant said in a blog post Thursday.
Google Maps is making it easier to find out where COVID-19 hotspots are with an update to its app. A new COVID-19 layer in Google Maps shows infection rates around the world and whether those rates are increasing or decreasing. With this new layer, Google Maps gives you easy access to...
The platform knows when the public transport is disrupted or prompts you to read more on specific border crossings and hospital checks.Sort by: ? Anonymous D0e 10 Jun 2020 The App has become too bloated and incredibly sluggish. Hope they rework the app code,and deliver the Maps it's ...
valentyn0, 24 Sep 2020Absolutely. False sense of being safe/secure as someone ... moreThat's true fella 👍 Reply ? Anonymous yAL 24 Sep 2020 We need a layer for all the Karens too Reply 👍 B BBC i8x 24 Sep 2020 The ones who think COVID-19 is a joke are gonna laugh at...
Google Maps 即将获得了一个 COVID-19 层，在地图上显示 COVID-19 疫情的严重程度，从而推荐用户不要到疫情严重的地区活动。美国卫生专家表示新冠病毒并不会立即消失，在最理想的情况下，这种大流行病会在未来一年内结束。但是新冠疫情受到诸多因素影响，包括疫苗的研制速度、政府的各项防治措施等等。获取 COVID-19 ...
(Reuters) - Google is adding features on its Maps service to alert users about COVID-19-related travel restrictions to help them plan their trips better, the Alphabet Incunit said on Monday. The update would allow users to check how crowded a train station might be at a...
Google Search and Maps are now showing nearby COVID-19 vaccination centres in India. As more people have access to the COVID-19 vaccine, we’re making it easier to learn why, when and where you can get immunized This feature is now available onGoogle SearchandMaps. When you search for ...
Those empty COVID-19 streets.Credit: Shutterstock Google Maps has had to adjust to life during a pandemic just like the rest of us. When the coronavirus outbreak first hit, traffic patterns were immediately and noticeably out of whack. Streets were weirdly empty without commuters, tourists, and...
Google is working on features that will help users in the post-COVID-19 world. According to Ramesh Nagarajan, Product Management Director of Google Maps,“When you look up public transit directions for a trip that is likely to be affected by COVID-19 restrictions, we’ll show relevant alert...
Google's "MyMaps," which offers self-generated directions, has been rediscovered in a big way during the COVID-19 crisis.