When Google Maps launched its directions platform in 2005, it primarily served motorists seeking accurate driving routes. Public transit routes were available in a handful of cities, but a lack of clear walking paths to bus stops made them less than useful. Most smartphones that support augmented-reality software should be able to run the new function through the Google Maps app. Read More...
MapLab: Why Google Hopes You’ll Walk
When Google Maps launched its directions platform in 2005, it primarily served motorists seeking accurate driving routes. Public transit routes were available in a handful of cities, but a lack of clear walking paths to bus stops made them less than useful. Most smartphones that support augmented-reality software should be able to run the new function through the Google Maps app.
