One issue preventing a bunch of people from viewing Google Maps as the navigation godsend that many others see it as is its limited availability in certain parts of the globe. Well, Google is working to change that. The company has rolled out support for navigation in the countries of El Salvador, Libya, Nicaragua, Paraguay, and Tunisia.

Here are screenshots of the feature enabled in Paraguay, where an Android Police reader has noticed it for the first time.

For users who are new to navigation mode, here's our look at the latest features introduced into Google Maps, such as a very sensitive voice mode that lets speakers issue commands and ask questions.

And if for whatever reason you don't have Maps installed, here's a link.

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Thanks, Ruben Lopez.