You have a trip in a few days and you don't know which one GPS for cell phone to use? Luckily, you've arrived at the right place!
To help you understand more about your GPS for cell phone, we prepared today's article on the subject. Want to know more? So follow along now!
3 best GPS options for cell phones
1. Waze
Becoming essential in the world of GPS, Waze, acquired by Google in 2013, is one of the most used GPS applications.
And for good reason, the app is fully connected and offers constantly updated mapping thanks to trips taken by the driving community.
Ideal for avoiding traffic jams and other incidents on the road, Waze relies on the information users provide to adapt your route and offer the ideal route for you.
If traffic is slow or there is an accident reported by several users, Waze stands out in its responsiveness without you having to worry about anything.
The mapping is downloaded instantly and therefore requires you to be connected to the Internet.
Waze incorporates full voice guidance as well as audible alerts in case of danger.
Reported by other members of the Waze community, these dangers can be of various types: stopped vehicle, dead object or animal on the road, construction work, accident, localized weather event, etc.
2. HERE WeGo
Formerly HERE Maps, HERE WeGo is a free, full-featured GPS app that can work completely offline.
HERE WeGo brings together detailed routes for all your modes of transport (car, bike, public transport, walking, etc.) in a clear and easily manageable interface.
The application clearly has nothing to envy a paid application of the same type.
It may work on a similar model to Waze, downloading real-time mapping data, but it also offers the option to save maps to local storage on your device.
Although it is possible to download the entire mapping of a country, HERE WeGo, for the sake of saving storage space, also offers you to restrict the download of a map to a certain region.
3. Google Maps
A true do-it-all GPS app, Google Maps lets you search for a route on foot or by public transit, car, or bike.
The app integrates a navigation system with full voice guidance to accompany you on the road.
Based on Google's excellent mapping, but also traffic information from the Waze app, Google Maps is able to automatically calculate an alternative route depending on traffic conditions.
The mapping interface in navigation mode is clear and makes it easy to understand your route: a lane indicator is, for example, proposed to prevent you from missing an exit or a fork.
Google Maps is extremely useful if you need to change your route to stop at a restaurant or gas station.
A tap on the search icon allows you to find resorts, restaurants, grocery stores and cafes very quickly without having to type text with voice search.
