Google finally brings offline navigation applications to iOS Maps.

Now almost all App needs to be connected to the Internet, and there seem to be fewer and fewer applications used completely offline. Now Google has finally decided to add offline navigation to the iOS version of Google Maps, which supported Google Maps on Android about a month ago, and now Google has added it to iOS.

The addition of offline navigation means that users can save data in a specified area through iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch and navigate without networking. In addition, users can view map data and get directions, including contact numbers and business hours for restaurants and cinemas.

In terms of offline maps, take New York as an example, the entire map data download needs about 300MB, and then the map data will be saved in the local space of the phone. Google has also added some new features to the iOS version of the map, including real-time gasoline price information.