In a vague sort of way, this works against the very concept of GPS but what the heck…..Search engine Google now allows users to send directions on their Android devices to any geographical location from their computers so that they can have the walking/driving directions available on their devices even before leaving their offices or homes.
The process is simple. In Google search, you just need to type “send directions” & hit “Enter”. From there, it takes you to a page where it shows your phone’s current location, & then you may fill in where you want to go. Type the name or address of the place you need to get to, & then click the ‘send directions to phone’ button. You will receive the directions on your phone in Google Maps.
Type ‘Send Directions’ Into Google To Navigate On Your Phone – Lifehacker Australia
http://news.google.com Apr 25, 2015
Headed somewhere? Instead of opening up your phone and searching for a location, you can now just type “Send Directions” into Google on your computer, …
Send directions to your Android phone right from a Google desktop search – Android Central
April 23, 2015
Ever been in a crunch to make it to your next meeting on time, only to realize you didn’t know exactly how to get there and didn’t really want to fumble around with a GPS? Google will now let you send directions right to your Android phone from your computer, so you can have the directions before you even leave the office. The process is super simple. In Google you just need to type “send directions” and hit enter…
You Can Now Send Directions To Your Phone From Desktop Google Search – Android Police
http://news.google.com Apr 23, 2015
The Google Now direction card is certainly convenient, but it doesn’t appear reliably after looking up an address. The new search functionality has its nic …
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