Google Maps' Multi Stop Feature Rolling Out For iOS

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Recently Google announced that Google Maps and Google Earth have been updated with new high-resolution imagery from the Landsat 8 satelite.





View Of New York City (Comparison of Before and after LandSat 8 Update)

Now Google is rolling out it's latest feature multi-stop (already available for android users), iOS users can also take advantage of this feature. After Google announced the update for iOS just few days ago.

Those who are planning to go on multiple destinations in their summers can certainly take advantage of this new feature. It's quite handy and easy to use. Here's how it works:-

  • Open the Maps. Enter your desired destination.
  • Tap the corner menu and then tap "Add Stop".
  • To rearrange the order of your stops, tap and hold the stop you want to move and drag it to the position you want.
  • Once you've added all your stops tap "Done" and your multi-stop route is complete.




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