New application for Google Maps application. Get to know them

Google has launched a new update to its Google Maps app, which will provide a feature that lets users see real-time information from their smartphone's camera.

Citing the British "Mirror" location, the Live View feature uses Google Street View data, along with the usual GPS tracking, to determine what you see in front of you and point you in the right direction.

For example, when you exit the subway station, you tap your phone to take a picture of the buildings. Photos taken with your smartphone's camera will be compared to Google Street View images in real time to determine your direction. Large blue arrows will appear on the screen over the world's live image. The real way to show you while walking.

Google said: "This feature, previously available to Google Pixel users, will now be available on devices running Android version 7.0 and later and iPhone devices running iOS 11.

To use this feature, open Google Maps on your smartphone, enter your destination, tap the 'Walk' icon, press the 'Start AR' button. and follow the instructions on the screen. Once your position is selected, visual markers and arrows surround you. The way you can go.