Google has posted a list of commands you can use in Google Maps on this support page. As is usually the case with Google's app updates, the new functionality is slowly rolling out.

Android: Google’s updated Google Maps to respond to voice commands. This means you can use “OK Google” to do all sorts of things, like alter your navigation path, find gas stations, and ...

Bogdan keeps an eye on how technology is taking over the car world. His long-term goals are buying an 18-wheeler because he needs more space for his kid’s toys, and convincing Google and Apple ...

If you use Google Maps to find nearby places frequently, this voice command will shave a lot of time off your searches and enable you to find just about any places that are near you, as well as ...

Back at I/O 2018, Google announced a navigation-optimized Assistant for Google Maps. It began rolling out in December, and is now officially available on both Android and iOS at CES 2019.

These voice commands are already available in Google Maps, so there’s no need to update the app or wait for a server-side update to be able to use them. Just simply open up the Google Maps app ...

Google has provided a cheat sheet detailing all of the new Google Maps voice commands. They are as follows: Directions and travel “Mute.” or “Mute voice guidance.” ...

Here’s a look at the latest update, together with Google’s voice commands that are available when navigating on Google Maps. We also look at other Google Map features to help you get to your ...

You can issue commands like "OK Google, find gas stations." If your device won't respond to the "OK Google" command, you can tap the microphone and then tell the app to find gas stations.

Through a new blog post, Google is doing its best to make sure you are always getting the most out of one of its greatest apps, Google Maps. The post talks about using voice commands to get you to ...

The "Ok Google" command has expanded since the debut of Android KitKat, allowing devices to respond in various smart ways to those two words. Now, Google Maps on Android has this ability too ...

I said it before, but I'll say it again: broken voice commands on Android Auto are integral to the experience behind the wheel, so every bug must be handled with utmost importance by the search giant.