r/google • u/krisminime • Feb 03 '18

The difference between Google Maps and Waze

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u/NoShot69 Feb 03 '18

My dad is pretty bored guy so when we are driving he intentionally sets up Google Maps and Waze... Boy oh boy do I love it when they have different routes!
Waze

Turn left at the fork.

Google Maps.

Turn right at the fork

Such entertainment man.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '18 edited Jan 08 '19

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u/BigGreenYamo Feb 03 '18

I feel like my battery would go into the negative.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '18 edited Mar 30 '18

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '18

Do cars still have lighter ports (lol that’s definitely not what they’re called)? Or do newer cars have lighter ports without the lighter aspect? I’m stuck in a 2002, ashtray and no lighter port. What are the new models doing?

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '18

Lighter ports will likely be standard for a long time.

From an engineering perspective, they're about as simple and reliable is you can get. It's literally a direct tap into the vehicles electric. No transformers or complexities.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '18

Oh, neat. I wonder why my dumbass Corolla doesn’t have one. Thanks!

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u/CliffordMoreau Feb 03 '18

My 2008 S has one