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Google Maps may soon expand beyond restaurant suggestions to actually placing your order

Leaked code suggests Google Maps is developing an 'Ask Maps' feature capable of placing food orders directly for users.

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The brief

Google Maps may soon transition from a navigation and discovery tool to a direct ordering platform. Recent findings in the application's code indicate the integration of a feature designed to facilitate food transactions for users.

Coverage from outlets including Technobezz, Digital Trends, and Android Authority highlights the potential role of Gemini in executing these orders. Reports consistently describe the functionality as a shift toward more automated service integration within the Maps interface.

Future developments depend on an official announcement from Google regarding the rollout of this feature. Coverage does not yet specify a timeline for public availability or the extent of restaurant participation.

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Quick answers

What is the new feature called?

Leaked code identifies the upcoming tool as 'Ask Maps.'

How will the ordering process work?

Coverage suggests the feature may utilize Gemini to facilitate the ordering process directly through the app.

When will this feature be released?

Current reports do not specify a release date for the integration.

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