The mapping function of Google maps is not downloadable. You can download areas of a map, but not entire cities, like you want.How many Google maps can I download to my iPad?
For instance, could I download the maps of New York, Chicago and Los Angeles and access them offline?
Read the link I posted.Please help me understand what you mean when you say "Google maps doesn't really work that way"
I can save a given map by taping "OK Maps" in the search bar. Can I save only one map at a time or can I save more than one?
Please help me understand what you mean when you say "Google maps doesn't really work that way"
I can save a given map by taping "OK Maps" in the search bar. Can I save only one map at a time or can I save more than one?
You're absolutely right. Thanks for catching that.I think that's Android instructions only. Here's iOS: http://gizmodo.com/how-to-save-offline-maps-in-the-new-google-maps-for-ios-819672562/all
Yes, it's the same for iOS. Here's the link for iOS: View maps offline (iOS)I did read your link. My understanding is that your article talks about the previous version of Google Maps for Android where you had to choose " Make available offline".
In Google Maps for iOS you have to type OK Maps to save a map offline (I think it is the same with the newest version for Android)
Your article says that you can save 6 different maps to a device. Is it the same for iOS devices?
If I can download 6 maps to my iPad how can I manage them?
For instance, I have downloaded the map of Beijing where I am on vacation right now. Once I leave I will not need this map anymore. How can I delete it? I would not want it to use disc space uselessly.
Is there anywhere I can see a list of the maps I have downloaded and how much space they use?