Google Maps and Waze are both owned by the same company, and following the latest updates, they offer a similar set of ...

Google has announced new Waze and Google Maps features rolling out for iPhone and CarPlay users that aim to keep them safer and more informed on the go. First up, changes to Maps aim to make it easier ...

Over a decade after Google bought Waze, the search giant is finally using reporting data from the crowdsourced navigation app within Google Maps and, as it turns out, that works on Android Auto too.

Google Maps is getting one of Waze's most-beloved features. Credit: stockcam via Getty Images Way back in 2013, Google acquired the map startup Waze. Fast forward just 11 years and one of Waze's stand ...

I put Apple Maps and Google Maps to the test by using the two navigation apps on different phone during my month's long worth ...

Question: What’s the difference between Google Maps and Waze for navigation? Answer: One of the most important smartphone apps we all use on a regular basis is a mapping app, but it’s become much more ...

As part of the redesigned incident reporting across all platforms, Google said Maps would show Waze reports for users to confirm while navigating. This is beginning to roll out. When Google Maps ...

Google Maps might be Google's main navigation app, but it's Waze that sometimes gets the more exciting features. For instance, there's a new crash history notification feature that Waze is rolling out ...

In July of this year, Google announced multiple updates for the incident reporting system in Maps, such as larger iconography and an easy confirmation interface for other drivers on the same route.

Whether you're using them for a road trip or your daily commute to work, Google Maps and Waze make avoiding traffic a lot easier. Both apps got even better on Wednesday thanks to five new features, ...

We're not sure why it took so long to implement, but Google Maps users can now see Waze's (arguably superior) crowd-sourced incident report markers on their navigation routes. Don't worry, this ...