You punch in a location, and it will find a way to get you there, no matter how you plan on doing it. Google Maps is your traditional navigation app. To the point where the “winner” depends entirely on how you get around.

That being said, despite both being operated by Google, they are pretty different. The app is shipping in the new Android 2.0 phones, starting with the Verizon Droid, which is scheduled for release tomorrow.Winner: Tie Google Maps vs Waze: NavigationĪt their core, both Google Maps and Waze will get you where you want to go. I'm working on a holiday buyers guide for nav software for the iPhone, but the whole landscape will change radically if Apple approves the free Google nav app with turn by turn directions and photo realistic rendering of routes. We will do our best to minimize any inconveniences that might occur to you.'Īll the G-Map apps have been reasonably priced, but a bit buggy which has not pleased buyers. Please allow us a few more weeks to serve you. We already corrected the problem and re-submitted the G-Map US & Canada for approval. In order to protect our current users, we have no choice but to temporarily pull the app from the App Store. ' we found a critical issue in the new update of G-Map US & Canada. and Canada version has been pulled from the app store. Traffic will be added soon to both apps as an in-app paid update.

$24.99 app have text to speech, iTunes integration, and the ability to resume navigation automatically after a call. Now that has been corrected, and both iterations of the U.S. and Canada was updated with text to speech, it didn't make owners of the older East and West versions too happy. When the latest G-Map app covering navigation in the U.S.

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