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News & Reviews:   Waze

  • The Malaysian Highway Authority launches a new navigation app - Tuju

    The Malaysian Highway Authority launches a new navigation app - Tuju

    Recently, the Malaysian Highway Authority released a new Waze-like app called Tuju. So, what should you know about it?

  • Waze will remove Google Assistant on its app for iOS users

    Waze will remove Google Assistant on its app for iOS users

    Out of all the features on WazeGoogle Assistant has been kind of wonky, at least on the iOS version. Today, a Waze Community Manager shared an update regarding it, saying the company has decided to take it down.

  • Here's how to check the nearest EV charging stations on your Waze app

    Here's how to check the nearest EV charging stations on your Waze app

    In case you didn't know, you can now find nearby EV charging stations on your Waze app. To turn it on, you just need to visit 'Vehicles details' on the Settings page and then tap on 'Electric Vehicles'. From there, you can choose whichever EV charging station type that you prefer.

  • Waze language settings went haywire due to an internal bug

    Waze language settings went haywire due to an internal bug

    In case you missed it, Waze 'app-arently' went haywire last night when its language setting switched to Hebrew, Arabic, Russian and Spanish. It was only a matter of moments before the memes flooded Twitter X but the issue has already been fixed.

  • You can now use Apple Maps on Web browsers

    You can now use Apple Maps on Web browsers

    Apple Maps is now accessible through the website today. According to Apple, their mapping system for web browsers is still in open Beta and accessible to all users. The web version of Apple Maps can be accessed through major web browsers such as Safari, Chrome, and Edge on PC. On iPad and Mac, it is supported on Safari and Chrome web browsers.

  • Waze is removing its app widget on iOS

    Waze is removing its app widget on iOS

    Popular GPS navigation app Waze is removing its iOS widget in the latest updates to the app. The widget, which is for the left-most home screen on iOS is being removed due to “significantly low” usage.

  • Police call for road users to not report roadblocks on Waze

    Police call for road users to not report roadblocks on Waze

    If you've been driving around the last few days, you might have encountered a roadblock or two. They're pretty common during the festive season, as local police conduct traffic enforcement exercises. And now, the police are asking people not to alert others of them.

  • Popular GPS navigation app Waze is testing a new feature that would warn users of potentially dangerous roads that have a “history of crashes” based on Waze community data. Currently in beta, the app would colour the road on the map red if it is deemed as high-risk.

  • Google is merging Google Maps and Waze teams under one department to cut costs

    Google is merging Google Maps and Waze teams under one department to cut costs

    Google has revealed that it will be merging its Google Maps and Waze teams under one department to cut costs and consolidate operations. Specifically, Waze, the mapping service acquired by Google way back in 2013 will be joining Google’s Geo organisation which also houses Google Earth and Google Street View.

  • Waze starts to offer standalone built-in app for specific car models

    Waze starts to offer standalone built-in app for specific car models

    Waze is getting a standalone app for some car models. Before this, if you wanted to use the app in the car, you would have to connect your smartphone to the infotainment system. However, thanks to Google's embedded Android Automotive OS, drivers can now access the navigation app without connecting any external device.


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