#GOOGLE PIXEL PHOTO GEOTAG NOT ACCURATE ANDROID#

As great as Garmin is, it shouldnвЂ™t be too far ahead of Google. Garmin already offers far more advanced offline navigation than it does in watches like the Fenix вЂ‹вЂ‹7, Epix 2 and Forerunner 955.

This prediction is based on the map-free navigation display we briefly saw on the Pixel WatchвЂ™s screen during the Google I/O presentation. This setting in a smartwatch will, perhaps, translate into a run, walk or cycle route вЂ“ since you shouldnвЂ™t be using the watch to navigate in the car вЂ“ which will save coordinates so that turn-by-turn instructions can be fed to the points needed. On such phones, you can program a root and a pop-up will pop up suggesting that you can save it for offline use in case you lose internet access.

#GOOGLE PIXEL PHOTO GEOTAG NOT ACCURATE ANDROID#

What we are likely to see, however, is something that Google has already implemented on Android phones. вЂњYou can get directions on the go without your phone,вЂќ said Google SVP of Devices and Services Rick Osterloh on Google IOвЂ™s forum. Google has already told us that weвЂ™ll be able to navigate offline with the Pixel Watch, though. Without an Internet connection, mapping on Wear OS watches is simply absent. Load out Google Maps on a вЂњWi-Fi onlyвЂќ Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 without the phone in your pocket and youвЂ™ll see a blank grid with the message вЂњConnect to phoneвЂќ running across the top. The current experience you get with Google Maps on the watch is woeful.

Google pixel photo geotag not accurate