Google search giant Google has launched three new features to the navigation application – Google Maps – for iPhone users.
The company will now allow iPhone users to share their real-time locations through iMessages, allow iPhone users to add Google Maps to the widget and use the Google Maps application in dark mode.
All features begin to launch today, but on their blog posts, Google says that they will be available to everyone in iOS this month.
The following are a little more detail in each of these features: Real-Time Sharinggoogle direct location Maps will allow iPhone users to share their real-time location using the Apple – Imessage original messaging application.
Users will be able to do this through the iMessage application where they will be able to see the Google Maps button.
Taking this will allow users to share locations for one hour by default, however, it can be extended for up to three days.
To stop sharing a real-time location, users must use the “Stop” button on the thumbnail.
We check this feature in iMessage and can find and use it.
Google Maps Search Widgetwith The iOS 14, Apple has launched support for widgets with the aim of making it easier to access the application.
Now, the company has launched a search widget for Google Maps to allow iPhone users to find places marked as a favorite and other purposes that are often.
Google has allowed Chrome, Gmail, Search to be added as a widget.
The new widget design shows that it will be divided into two parts – which shows the traffic situation and the other which shows shortcuts to favorite places and other important places.
Dark mode is supported, Google Maps is now equipped with support for dark mode.
Dark mode was launched to iOS devices as part of iOS 13 about two years ago and now Google Maps offers support for it.
Google said that this feature began to multiply in the coming weeks.
To activate it, iPhone users must go to the settings, tap dark mode, then select “On”.
This application supports dark mode to align with the iPhone system settings.