Google Maps has recently received a subtle tweak on Android Auto, though there’s a chance many people might even notice the change when firing up the navigation app. First and foremost, some context.

What’s the weather at the cafe? How much is a haircut at the salon? Digital navigation tools have already gone far beyond giving directions, and more changes are on the way.

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