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Wednesday, 11 February 2015

UberX


There have been a lot of Uber specific announcements off late. Yet another new announcement is its partnership with Google Maps. It looks like you can now book Uber rides through Google Maps. This service was first introduced in select countries abroad back in May last year.

If you have the Google Maps and Uber app installed on your phone, and if you are looking for ways to get from point A to B, you will be provided with a list of options. These options include covering the distance via public transport, walking as well as via Uber rides.

At the moment, Google Maps provides you with the estimated pick up time and the approximate fare for the ride. Tapping on Uber option takes you into the Uber app from where you can make further bookings. At the moment, the service is available on UberX and not on UberGo and Uber Black.

This integration is currently live for a lot of iPhone users. The rollout of this feature is gradual and we are yet to see on Android handsets.

Earlier today, we read about Uber releasing some India specific services such as ‘Send Status’. It enables passengers to share ride details with their contacts in real time. The app also has an “SOS” button to call the local police directly.

A spokesman said the functions were the first market-specific safety features launched by Uber. The company also said it plans to launch safety features in other countries soon.

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