Google Maps New Features

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  Google Maps’ New Gemini Feature to Reportedly Let You Chat About Places and Routes

  Google Maps could soon get a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will let users have conversations about locations and routes. As per the report, the Mountain View-based tech giant is working on a feature dubbed “Ask Maps,” which brings a Gemini-like chat interface to the platform. If true, this would further integrate Maps as one of ...

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  Google Maps Could Soon Let Users Edit Listings Using Gemini: Report

  Google Maps is reportedly working on a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will make editing a listing more accessible to users. As per the report, the Mountain View-based tech giant is trying to upgrade the “Suggest an edit” feature in the platform by integrating it with Gemini. This will open a conversational interface for users try...

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  Google Maps Updated With Power Saving Mode; Know How to Use It on Your Pixel 10 Series Smartphone

  Google introduced a new Power Saving Mode in Google Maps earlier this month. This feature, designed to conserve battery life during navigation, started reaching more devices. Google Maps switches to a black-and-white interface in this mode. It displays essential information. The feature is only available in Pixel 10 series smartphones.

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  Google Maps' 4 New Updates Aimed At Making Road Trips Interesting

  Google Maps has rolled out new features to aid the ease of travel for users and electric vehicle owners.

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  Google Maps’ New Power Saving Mode is Exclusive to the Pixel 10 Series

  Google yesterday announced a slew of updates for Pixel and other Android handsets, as part of its Pixel Drop for November 2025. It included features like Nano Banana in Messages, a new crisis badge for the VIP widget, and AI-powered summaries of chats. Among the myriad of additions is a new power-saving feature for Google Maps, which displays a sim...

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  Google Maps Gets New Features in India: Conversational Driving Experience, Proactive Traffic Alerts and More

  Google Maps has rolled out 10 new India-focused features, including Gemini-powered voice assistance for hands-free navigation, local recommendations, and the ability to ask detailed questions about routes and places. The update also introduces proactive traffic alerts and accident-prone area warnings in select cities. Some features are India-exclus...

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  Google's 'Min Mode' for Always-on Display Mode Spotted in Development on Android 17: Report

  Google is reportedly to be working to modify the AOD feature in Android 17. The company could release a new"Min Mode" which could allow third-party apps to display their own persistent, minimalist interfaces directly on the AOD. Google Maps is expected to use this feature first. The 'Min Mode' may allow display of the full-screen application interf...

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  Google Maps Is Reportedly Developing a New Power Saving Mode for Navigation

  Google Maps appears to be developing a new mode that will reduce battery usage during navigation. Reference to the feature was reportedly spotted on the APK teardown of Google Maps for Android. Users may also be able to activate the Power Saving mode directly within the Google Maps app. The UI may show a monochrome design in this mode, leaving only...

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  Google Reportedly Working on Adding Support for Full-Range of Canvas Tools in Gemini’s Android App

  Google is reportedly working on improving the Canvas feature within Gemini’s Android app. As per the report, the Mountain View-based tech giant is expanding the functionality of Canvas, allowing users to create different kinds of content formats and even an app within the sandbox-style interface. If true, this new functionality will substantially...

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  Gemini Live Integration With Google Calendar, Maps and Tasks App Finally Rolling Out

  Gemini Live is finally being integrated with several first-party Google apps. The real-time two-way voice mode feature within the Gemini app can now connect to apps like Google Calendar, Maps, and Tasks to perform specific tasks. This capability was first announced by the Mountain View-based tech giant at Google I/O in May.