If you come to Angola and are in a location where there are few signs to direct you, you will certainly beg for a map. Fortunately Google has the “Google Maps”That has a reproduction (which is not in real time) of the streets of Angola and not only (obviously).
A few months ago, Google released an update to “Maps”, which allowed users to receive step-by-step directions via GPS. Example: want to leave Kilamba to Benfica? Maps will tell you which direction to take and if you want, those directions can be received by voice commands. Directions are available both for those on foot, or for those on board a vehicle.
For now, Google warns that GPS guidance is in a Beta phase and all care is little, do not drive like crazy to rely only on Google Maps.
If you have an Android smartphone, you probably have Google Maps installed, but if by a miracle you do not have it, install now.
In addition to Angola, other African countries contemplated with voice navigation via GPS are: Mozambique, Botswana, Mali, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritania, Namibia and Tanzania.
[Source]: Android Central || [Via]: SNNAngola
