Beam directions from desktop Google Maps to your Android phone or tablet

Google Maps has launched Send to Mobile, a new feature that better integrates Google Maps on the PC with Google Maps on your smartphone or tablet.

Good news, friends! It’s now super easy to send location information, complete with directions, from Google Maps on your desktop to your phone or tablet. The notification includes options for “Navigation” and “Directions”, so it’s ideal if you want turn-by-turn instructions or just want to see an overview of your route.

From the notification, you will get a couple of decisions of what to do next. Clicking the address will open up Google Maps and display the location, hours, and more about the place that you’re interested in. The notification additionally contains buttons to start route immediately or view the locations to the spot that you’re taking a gander at.

To do this in the past, you only need to type “google.com/maps/answer/6081481″>send directions” into the Google search textbook, which is fairly simple to do, but probably most people don’t know about it, according to an Ubergizmo report.

Chances you can happen to be sitting at your desk, typing away on your laptop or desktop, and you are getting ready to go somewhere. The feature will run on any Android phone with Jelly Bean or later and Google Play installed.