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Nokia HERE maps - full version

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Nokia HERE maps - full version

Nokia HERE is an offline (and online) navigation app for Android devices, and it's also free. So far we have only been able to install the Beta version, and from now on the full version where we have a lot of improvements:

  • New, interactive 3D maps of shopping malls and airports in 70 countries
  • The route planner shows driving, public transport, and walking on one screen, so you can compare which option suits you best
  • From now on you can tap somewhere on the map and get more information on how to get there
  • "Traffic incidents" show what causes traffic jams
  • From now on you can download maps in the background, you don't have to wait for them to download but you can do something else
  • You can download voices on an SD card
  • Turn-by-turn “Voice quality has improved
  • You can use HERE maps on 64-bit architectures
Nokia HERE maps - full version

You can download HERE maps completely free of charge from the Play Store and use them offline (offline) only with a GPS signal, or with a network and thus see more information.

Play Store link -  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.here.app.maps

Source: androidcommunity.com

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