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It’s been rolled out in the US, so far

As any unfit person forced to walk somewhere will tell you, the fastest way is rarely the most efficient. And neither, it seems, is the shortest. It's not just a matter of how hard you exert yourself; if you have to

Know anyone who could use this?

Staying chill during your daily commute or drive can be a lot easier than it sounds. Sure, you're sitting down for the most part-but there's traffic to deal with, bad weather, and other factors that combine to make for

Do you use this?

Playing around with your car's sound system or choosing tracks should be a relatively straightforward process-unless, of course, your ride is equipped with an infotainment interface that's about as intuitive as a thousand-piece jigsaw puzzle.Can you relate?

Could something like this work here?

These days, finding your way when you're lost during a commute is as simple as whipping out your smartphone, tapping an app, and reading directions. Simple enough. Thing is, it's a little more complicated when you're visually impaired.To

Helpful for both motorists and commuters alike

Earlier this year, Google rolled out some handy updates to Google Maps' Live View function. Luckily for Apple users, it appears a similar feature will soon be made available on iOS.Apple has just announced the latest iOS 15 update, and the

We only hope all of this makes it to the PH

Waze is nice, but that app caters mostly to car owners and other motorists. If you're looking for a more inclusive smartphone navigation experience, Google Maps is probably a better bet as it caters to users of alternative modes of mobility.

Perfect for trips abroad

Google Maps is rolling out an update to its Live View feature that makes it more intuitive to use and more reliable as a means of street-level navigation. This is perfect for your next trip abroad-whenever that may be.The

The feature is already available in other countries

Businesses are continuing to open, services are resuming operations, and more and more people are beginning to head out during the COVID-19 pandemic. We can't be the only ones still feeling paranoid about driving out right now, can we?If

Any DC fans around here?

Batman fans are going to be in for a treat the next time they drive out.Waze has partnered with Warner Bros. Entertainment to bring the voices of Batman and the Riddler to its smartphone app. Even better? None other than the

The list continues to grow

When it comes to fighting COVID-19, getting information out (the proper kind of information, at least) is just as vital to beating the pandemic as what goes on inside hospitals, laboratories, and government offices.Knowing what to do to avoid catching

Do you really need to drive out, though?

In case you missed it, general community quarantine (GCQ) has been extended in Metro Manila. While we've been seeing the economy pick up with businesses reopening, mass transportation remains limited. Private cars, on the other hand, are now back on the

A much-appreciated update

Yes, not being able to drive out as you please during the enhanced quarantine period is a hassle. But having to head out without a personal vehicle during this crisis is a much, much bigger concern-and it's something many frontline

“That’s the only navigation advice most of us need at present.”

Waze adds some new nifty features every now and then, some of which it does as a response to national crises. In January, it introduced a new Crisis Response feature after the Taal Volcano eruption to point all willing donors in the

The service is celebrating its 15th anniversary

If you've turned to Google Maps for your navigation needs at one point or another, chances are you're familiar with the app's Street View-something that allows you to see what exactly a certain location looks like provided a

Which navigation app do you prefer?

It's hard to believe Google Maps has been around since 2005. When the web-mapping service first made its debut on February 8, 2005, smartphones and apps were barely a thing. Now? Millions of people can't get around without Maps

The feature is only available until this March 31, 2020

In its efforts to spread knowledge and promote awareness about Philippine history and culture, Waze Philippines has partnered with the Department of Tourism (DOT) to launch the "100 Days in the Philippines" campaign.Through this update, Wazers will get to learn more

So you’ll know which routes will be safer to take

We here at Top Gear PH put a high value on road safety. Safer roads are what everyone wants, right? Luckily for us, the people in Google are putting their time and efforts into helping us achieve that.No, they haven't

This scooter is a successful interpretation of ‘futuristic retro’

Imagine a Miss Universe helping you navigate through the city

Waze has become an indispensible tool in our everyday journeys-an app we use solely for convenience and utility. But it's also nice that the app's developers add some fun into the mix every so often.One example is Waze'

Thanks for the heads-up

Planning to rush over to Manila for a quick meeting with a client, despite inclement weather? Getting ready to push through with a Friday night out in Makati following a deluge? Yeah, you might want to reconsider.Waze has tagged Manila, Makati,