Google released an SDK Google Maps in version 1,6, which may not sound that interesting, so miniAt least until you look at the description of what the new SDK offers to developers. The new version of the SDK brings complete support for 64-bit processor architecture Apple A7 so developers can incorporate Google Maps into their applications and offer users full use of the new processor Apple A7, which we find in iPhone 5s, iPad Air a iPad mini s Retina display. Support for 32-bit architecture also remains a matter of course and the application is binary, which means that developers can include both 32-bit and 64-bit support in one update and do not have to release an update depending on which version of the phone or tablet users are using.
The update also brings several other new features, such as the ability to set minismall and maximal zooming of maps. Of course, the update also addresses issues from previous versions and brings minor bug fixes along with stability improvements. For now, only the SDK has been updated, on the Google Maps pro iOS We'll have to wait a bit longer for 64-bit.
We just released version 1.6 of the Google Maps SDK for iOS with 64 bit support, marker opacity, and min/max zoom meeting http://t.co/o0MrnJfxPE
Google Maps API (@Google)MapsAPI) November 19, 2013
