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Google Maps will get a new widget for the Android home screen in the coming weeks, according to a blog post from the company. Google Maps' new widget will , like previous useful widgets that provide quick views of an app's content, display nearby traffic.
The next widget is a square tile with a traditional appearance that shows real-time traffic at your present location. Instead of opening the complete program, the widget allows users to track traffic at a glance. It may be useful if you're commuting to work, school, home, or anywhere else, according to Google.
Users will be able to interact with the tile by using the toggle in the corner to zoom in and out. While the blog post suggests a square-like tile, it's unclear if it'll be resizable like other Android widgets.
The widget, like the entire Google Maps experience, uses AI to predict real-time traffic updates and assists in recommending alternate routes. To predict real-time traffic, Google employs powerful Machine Learning techniques, such as evaluating past traffic patterns databases in conjunction with current traffic circumstances.
Google looks to be following through on its pledge to update its Maps app more frequently, as revealed during the I/O 2022 event. The search engine giant announced that it would release new updates alongside the new Immersive interior view, which allows users to explore a restaurant or a landmark before going there. Google has also just launched toll price estimations, allowing customers to plan ahead of time and save money on their journey.
Additional widgets, such as the redesigned Gmail widget, Google Drive, and others, are already accessible on the finest Android phones, according to Google's blog post.
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