Android Can Now Navigate to Multiple Destinations With This Small Trick
Google Map have helped so many people who wanted to reach at some place but don't know how to. This app is a must app for everyone not only for helping reach from place to another but also making it very easy. This app can now be found in almost every car. Google Maps on Android smartphone provides directions between a single source and destination. The app however didn't allow users to navigate to multiple destinations, something that Google Maps allows on desktop.
Now, Android Police reports that it is possible to navigate to multiple destinations using the Maps for Android with a little help from the desktop. This indicates that the navigation to multiple destinations feature may be available to users soon. According to a report on Android Police, users can take advantage of the same on their Android smartphone as well, without Google's help.
How it works:
1. On desktop, open Google Maps and make a multiple destination search.
2. Select Source and then add the intermediate stop, instead of the final destination.
Note: If you not aware on how to do so, enter Source (from where you want to leave) and in the other part don't enter the destination, but enter a via route name (like you want to reach to your destination via this route) then click on the small + icon and then enter your destination there (place where you want to reach)
3. Click on the search and you will get the result from source to destination via the option provided by you.
4. After getting the multiple destination direction on desktop, copy the URL and send to the smartphone via an email or any messaging platform.
5. While opening the same on mobile, do so with Google Maps only. The app will now show direction of multiple destinations.
I tried this above method and it works perfectly. This method is surely gonna help you and will help to save lots of time if you have a 'VIA' available.
Cheers!!!
Now, Android Police reports that it is possible to navigate to multiple destinations using the Maps for Android with a little help from the desktop. This indicates that the navigation to multiple destinations feature may be available to users soon. According to a report on Android Police, users can take advantage of the same on their Android smartphone as well, without Google's help.
How it works:
1. On desktop, open Google Maps and make a multiple destination search.
2. Select Source and then add the intermediate stop, instead of the final destination.
Note: If you not aware on how to do so, enter Source (from where you want to leave) and in the other part don't enter the destination, but enter a via route name (like you want to reach to your destination via this route) then click on the small + icon and then enter your destination there (place where you want to reach)
3. Click on the search and you will get the result from source to destination via the option provided by you.
4. After getting the multiple destination direction on desktop, copy the URL and send to the smartphone via an email or any messaging platform.
5. While opening the same on mobile, do so with Google Maps only. The app will now show direction of multiple destinations.
I tried this above method and it works perfectly. This method is surely gonna help you and will help to save lots of time if you have a 'VIA' available.
Cheers!!!
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