New Google Maps for Mobile feature automatically pinpoints the location of a mobile phone based on its position to cell towers.

Google has rolled out an update to Google Maps for mobile, which extends many of the features available on the desktop to mobile devices.

By pressing the "0" key, Google Maps for mobile can determine your exact location (not just an approximation) and show it with a blue dot.

Turn-by-turn directions powered by Google Maps will soon be available for Android 2.0 phones, and don't be surprised to see this software find its way into other types of devices.

Google Maps Mobile with My Location is freeware, works on "most web-enabled mobile phones, including Java, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, and Nokia/Symbian devices." ...

Find Hub and Google Maps now support satellite-based live location sharing on the Pixel 10, thanks to Google and Skylo's partnership.

As we wait for a new native Google Maps app for iOS 6, the company has introduced Street View imagery this morning to Google Maps for the mobile web. It's ...

Google has upgraded the mobile site for Maps, which is one of the company's most popular online services, adding features found on the version for desktop browsers.

Google released a Google Maps Mobile for Windows Mobile devices application today so you no longer have to have a Java client and use the Java utility to find directions and locations on Google ...

However, since Internet Explorer is not a WebKit browser, Windows Phone devices are not able to access Google Maps for the mobile Web. Google's response didn't, however, pass the sniff test.