Microsoft Just Launched An Awesome New App For Your Android

Microsoft just launched a new app for Android users, which is known as Path Guide which is for indoor navigation without using the GPS feature of your phone. The Path Guide app uses sensors on your phone to record every movement in a particular area or city.

The GPS system in our smartphone has been used to navigate the city streets, but have you ever thought there is no connectivity? Recently, Microsoft launched an app that allows users to navigate the streets of the city without the use of GPS.

Let me tell you, the app does not even need WiFi, so this is another obstacle to ignore. Launched by Microsoft, the new app is known as Path Guide, which is for indoor navigation without using the GPS feature of your phone.

The new launcher launched by Microsoft is now available for Android users. The Path Guide app uses sensors on your phone to record every movement in a particular area or city. The Path Guide app can create users' maps of buildings and allow them to make these maps public so that other users can find and travel their way through the buildings.

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The Path Guide app can also be used in many situations such as the recording of each step you made and the distance within the building. The app also enables users to record audio, notes and images that will later help others using the map.

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Here's how Google Play Store describes Microsoft's Path Guide app:

"Path Guide is a completely mapless, infrastructure-free, plug-in-play indoor navigation service that leverages the ubiquitous geomagnativity and natural walking patterns that move users with the paths collected by travelers first. Does. "

Note that the app is in its initial stages and is expected to become more intelligent over time. You can download them from Google Play or from APKMirror. 

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