Does it ever happen to you that when you share your address with someone, the correct location doesn't open on Google Maps?

Google Maps allows you to set a home address (and work address) so you can quickly find directions to and from your home. When you move, you should update it in Google Maps, too. We'll show you how to ...

Google’s Plus Codes are the company’s efforts to reinvent coordinates and addresses so it works better with all things Google. It’s also helpful for places and locations that don’t actually have ...

A new Google Maps update for Android will introduce a brand new feature that's not available in other navigation apps. Google Maps users will be able to obtain a unique identifier for any place on ...

Between Google Maps and Apple Maps, there's no major difference in accuracy between them. The difference really boils down to ...

Sure, Google Maps can tell you where an address is located, but can it tell you the address for any location? Let me rephrase that. Let's say you need to head over to a convention center for a meeting ...

Google Maps is an excellent marketing resource for local businesses, but not every business operates from a physical location. Business owners who want their businesses listed but don't have a ...

Maybe you recently moved to a new city, or your job has changed, and now you are having trouble reaching your destinations on time. It would be very helpful if you used Google Maps for directions. It ...

Google can show your business address in more than one language within Google Maps and the Google local search results. So if you have a hotel, Google might be able to show the address both in English ...

Google Maps allow users to customize maps to display important addresses and places of interest. These addresses appear as pinned markers on the map, so you can easily identify these locales among the ...

With Google Maps, you don't just navigate routes. You can do many other interesting things as well. Besides navigation, ...

Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' Computer Select, back when CDs were new-fangled, and IBM's PC XT was wowing the crowds at Comdex. He spent more ...