How To: Use Google Maps Offline
Latest Update: Google is bringing neural machine translation to the
offline version of Google Translate -- the advanced processing will take place on your phone even when it's not connected.
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Google Maps is a great app available on iOS and Android. It is free and comes loaded with quite a few nice features. Though all that is useless if you do not have an internet connection and cannot load up the maps. This is especially true when you are traveling as you are likely to be away from Wi-Fi and might not be in reach of your provider's satellite. Additionally, in some areas, the data charges might be very high to try to use maps and other sites. Fortunately, Google Maps lets you save a map to your device and use it when you're offline.
Here is how to use maps offline:
1. Before heading out, connect your phone to the Internet, and open
Google Maps app
2. Sign into your Google Account
3. Search for a place where you will be traveling
4. Once the map is up, scroll down through all of the information available for the area on white slides, all the way to the bottom