According to Bloomberg, Apple plans to use drones and new indoor navigation features to improve its Maps app. The company is assembling a team of robotics and data-collection experts that will use drones to capture and update map information faster than its existing fleet of camera-and-sensor ladened minivans, the article adds. Apple’s drones will examine street signs, track changes to roads and monitor if areas are under construction, according to Bloomberg. The collected data would be used to provide fresh information to users of the iOS and macOS apps. Apple is also developing new features for Maps, including views inside buildings and improvements to car navigation, Bloomberg says, quoting yet “another person familiar with the efforts.” Thoughts ?
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Google Maps Beta 9.34 Gives You Parking Spot Information
According to Android Police, Google Maps beta 9.34 could include text-based alerts informing users to parking shortages at their destination. Google can’t actively track open spaces, so this will most likely be based on the total number of spaces available in given area while taking into account time of day and nearby public events. Wednesday, January 28, 2015
YouTube And Maps Will Soon Be Gone From PlayStation Vita
Sony has announced that it is ending support for a few PlayStation Vita apps. The system's YouTube app will vanish from the PlayStation Store on January 28, and will no longer be supported after April 20. Users can still watch YouTube videos on their PS Vita through the system's browser, complete with playlists and channels. Also the Maps app along with all features of the app, and some features of the PS Vita's Near app will be disabled through a March 2015 software update. Sony notes that the removal and disablement of the PS Vita's YouTube and Maps apps will not affect gameplay in any way. Sony did not provide any explanation for why it is removing the apps.
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