Google Maps has extended its reach inside buildings in the UK, so users can still enjoy the benefits of location tech while sheltering from the dismal British summer.
Indoor maps for the UK cover 40 major locations such as stations, museums, large shops and airports, almost all of them in London. The service, on Android phones, was originally launched for the US and Japan in November 2011, and has now been extended to he UK, Switzerland and Canada.
Outside London, maps are only available for Coventry’s Ricoh Arena, Bristol’s Cabot Centre and airports at Stansted, Luton, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Birmingham.
However, other buildings could be added, as Google provides a link to upload your floorplan.
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