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How can I get my blue navigation arrow back?? It was there one day...then one day it was gone! Wth.. I don't like any other navigation apparently! HELP!!
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You can restore the blue arrow by going back to the previous version of Google Maps, but if you are happy with the new version there is no need to do this.
The blue arrow was a shortcut to Google Navigation which was, and still is, an integral part of Google Maps.
The navigation function can be accessed from within Maps, or you can use the 'Directions' shortcut which puts a car icon on your home screen. This takes you straight into navigation just as the blue arrow did. You can have more than one car icon, if you wish, with different destinations.
Hope this helps.
You can restore the blue arrow by going back to the previous version of Google Maps, but if you are happy with the new version there is no need to do this.
The blue arrow was a shortcut to Google Navigation which was, and still is, an integral part of Google Maps.
The navigation function can be accessed from within Maps, or you can use the 'Directions' shortcut which puts a car icon on your home screen. This takes you straight into navigation just as the blue arrow did. You can have more than one car icon, if you wish, with different destinations.
Hope this helps.
blair771999
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My phone HTC one still doesn't go back to Maps 6.0 version after uninstalling updates. Recently AT&T forced 4.3 update on my phone after me postponing a month. I am so frustrated
Hi, what is it about version 7 that frustrates you ?
I know there are differences between the old and new, but the more I use version 7 the more I like it. Overall I think it's an improvement.
(If your HTC One came with version 7, uninstalling updates won't take you back to version 6.)
I know there are differences between the old and new, but the more I use version 7 the more I like it. Overall I think it's an improvement.
(If your HTC One came with version 7, uninstalling updates won't take you back to version 6.)