Google Maps is an online mapping service developed by Google. It offers satellite imagery, street maps, 360° panoramic views of streets, real-time traffic conditions, and route planning for traveling by foot, car, bicycle, or public transportation. It also offers features such as turn-by-turn navigation, business search, and live traffic conditions. Google Maps also allows users to share their location with others. Google Maps is available as a mobile app for iOS and Android, and as a web application. It is one of the most popular online services and applications used today.
Good open source mapping project. A bit outdated compared to Google in terms of imagery, but still amazing and can only get better as it gains popularity. Works like Wikipedia - go ahead and help map your neighborhood block! Or create an app that uses the vast amount of data, for free.
I personally tried it works like a charm.
Offline GPS on your phone, useful when you are lost or want to know your location
Effective offline navigation - something Google Maps is rather weak at.
it's free and even works _offline_ - so there's no data tracking
Good alternative to Google Maps on mobile devices while based on OpenStreetMap. Allows more accurate access to data usage and provides feedback during data consumption. Routing works relatively well.
Waze is a good alternative, but it is also owned by Google.
Automotive grade maps that can be downloaded and used offline.
If you need to use public transportation, there is no better app than this one.
OpenStreetMap
OsmAnd
MAPS.ME
Waze
HERE WeGo
Leaflet
2GIS
Sygic GPS Navigation
Yandex.Maps
Citymapper
Apple Maps
Transit
Marble
Magic Earth
Bing Maps
TransforMap
uMap
MapBox
Wikimapia
MapQuest
1000 veces más rápido, el mapa es mucho más claro, se indican tiendas, restaurantes y oficinas de correos, así como números de puertas; No hay vigilancia como google, de código abierto.