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Polished, slick, and sleek Google Maps not only helps you get from point A to point B safely and quickly, it tells you where to eat, where to sleep, and where to find entertainment when you get to “B.” Waze is still focused on the actual journey using crowdsourced information combined with real-time data. Recently, Waze has pushed out four updates in the last three weeks compared to its previous update cycle of one per month. Version 4.107 is now available for iOS and CarPlay.
If you rely on the iOS version of Waze, you’ll want to install the update ASAP. That’s because it exterminates a bug that prevents a user from having the app calculate the time that the user needs to leave his location in order to arrive at the destination on time. The bug prevented the app from using real-time traffic conditions when delivering the “suggested leave time” to the user. As a result, the Waze user could leave at the time recommended by the app but still arrive at his destination late.
The Waze update could be waiting for you on your iPhone. | Image credit-PhoneArena
Obviously, this is a software flaw that you want to patch and it is the only change listed in the release notes. Other new features are coming to Waze including one that will give drivers early notification when the speed limit is about to change giving you time to slow down and avoid getting a ticket. The latest update also tells Waze users what kind of camera they are about to drive by so they know whether they are being watched for speeding or if it is a red-light camera.
Another way to check for the update is to open the App Store, tap the profile icon in the upper right corner and you should see a list of Upcoming Automatic Updates. Scroll down and look for the Waze icon and if it appears, tap on the Update button.
