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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Google Maps just got the ability to better locate you while driving in tunnels — here’s how

One of the biggest issues when using any navigational software, including Google Maps, in a car is tunnels as they are known to affect navigational accuracy. However, it seems that Google has found a way to solve this problem, at least on the best Android phones. 

There is little doubt that Google Maps is one of, if not the, best navigational apps on the market. The program is easy to install and works seamlessly with Android Auto. It appears that Google wants to improve on this even more with the inclusion of Bluetooth beacons to aid with tunnel navigation.

Waze, to combat the signal issue. It is the same technology that is often used in shopping malls. Supposedly the Waze Beacons are already in cities like New York, Chicago, Paris, Rio, Brussels, Oslo, Sydney, Boston and Mexico City. It is likely that, with Google Maps making use of the feature, we will see the number of locations where they’re deployed expand. 

This feature, when combined with the will make traveling through cities more accurate. However, some of the largest tunnels tend to be found in the countryside, and there is currently no word on whether those will have the same Bluetooth addition soon. It is also unclear if this feature will come to iPhone versions of the app, which currently do not have the option. 

It is also good to know that Google is working to improve the system, as there has been some concern that the company appears to be downsizing many of the features that focus on drivers. For instance, it was recently reported that hidden lines of code hinted that the app’s “Driving Mode” could be fully removed in 2024. It has been rumored that this is down to improvements to driving voice inputs and adding fewer distractions for drivers on the road.

This is by no means a massive addition, but it is an important one and gives a great example of how cities are adapting to modern technology. While the Bluetooth markers are currently more focused on cars, there are more applications for the technology. For instance, cities with dedicated underground transportation could make great use of the markers. Only time will tell how far this technology will improve over the next few years, and how Google Maps will adapt.

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