Google has released a new feature that makes getting directions to new places less of a hassle for users who are in a rush.
The feature is neat and simple. It works by sending directions from a desktop computer straight to an Android phone, making it useful for people who work the typical 9-to-5 job at the office and rush out after hours to a business before it closes, or for those who need to get to a meeting but don't know how to get there.
To use this feature, users simply go to Google on their desktop and type "send directions." They will then need to type the name of the business or the location they want to go to, such as "FedEx, Main Street, Boston." Google will also display location options, and users can simply choose from that. Next, they will need to choose the Android device to send directions to, but if there is only one Android device registered with their Google account, users can skip this step.
