Google maps will allow saving maps on the sd card

After arriving at Google Maps the possibility of saving the maps to be able to use them offline many users have experienced problems of lack of storage space due to having quite short terminals of internal memory space. Google Maps is going to take another step forward in its next version and will allow you to save the maps on the microSD memory card.

Google Maps takes an important step forward by allowing maps to be saved to memory card

Despite the fact that most smartphones today have a microSD memory card slot, there are still many applications that do not allow all data to be moved to external storage space. One of these applications is Google Play that only allows you to save the maps in the internal memory of the phone, this has caused that many low-end terminals cannot cope when they are short on memory space.

The new version of Google Maps will already allow the mapping to be saved on the microSD card. This new data has been obtained after the guys from Android Police have got down to work to dissect the beta of the new version of the application and get to know first-hand all its news. The most important novelty is the possibility of transferring the downloaded maps to the microSD card so that they can be consulted without the need for a network connection.

Another novelty affects Andorid Wear and Android Auto users, the first has Google maps available again and the second has seen many bugs that were present in previous versions and that negatively affected the user experience solved. You can also add notes to the routes that are programmed in Google Maps.

If you want to try the new version of Google Maps you can download the APK file from this link.

Source: androidpolice