Although Google Maps won’t work on offline, disconnected mode, we do love it and sure everybody does, as it is available world-wide unlike offline navigation softwares like TomTom which are available only to specific countries. Now we can all rejoice as turn-by-turn navigation with voice support is coming too.

It has already been released for Google’ own mobile operating system Android and currently in beta stage. When it becomes official, we can be sure that it will be released for Windows Mobile too as Google won’t leave us behind for all the love they had shown in the past.

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