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How to Use Google Assistant With Google Maps

By Matthew Lynch
June 21, 2023
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Google Assistant and Google Maps are two powerful tools that when used together can make your life a lot easier. With Google Assistant, you can get directions, find places to eat, and even get traffic updates without ever having to touch your phone. Here’s how you can use Google Assistant with Google Maps.

Step 1: Enable Google Assistant

First, make sure that Google Assistant is enabled on your phone. To do this, long-press the home button on your Android phone or say “Hey Google” on your iPhone. If you haven’t used Google Assistant before, you’ll need to go through the setup process.

Step 2: Open Google Maps

Next, open Google Maps on your phone. You can do this by tapping the Maps icon on your home screen or by searching for it in your app drawer.

Step 3: Ask Google Assistant for Directions

Once you have Google Maps open, you can use Google Assistant to get directions to your destination. Simply say “Hey Google, give me directions to [your destination]” and Google Assistant will open Google Maps and give you turn-by-turn directions.

Step 4: Find Places to Eat

If you’re hungry and looking for a place to eat, you can use Google Assistant to find restaurants near you. Just say “Hey Google, find restaurants near me” and Google Assistant will show you a list of restaurants in your area. From there, you can choose a restaurant and get directions to it using Google Maps.

Step 5: Get Traffic Updates

Finally, you can use Google Assistant to get traffic updates before you hit the road. Just say “Hey Google, what’s the traffic like on my way to [your destination]” and Google Assistant will give you real-time traffic updates. You can then use Google Maps to find an alternative route if there’s heavy traffic on your usual route.

In conclusion, using Google Assistant with Google Maps can make your life a lot easier when you’re on the go. By following these simple steps, you can get directions, find places to eat, and get traffic updates without ever having to touch your phone.

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