If you are a very early user of smart phones, you must remember that there is an electronic dog software Trapster. Now this veteran electronic dog may be about to disappear in our mobile app, because the tree behind waze is too big.
Trapster intends to close next week, and its investments will be watched these days. After Google confirmed its acquisition of waze on June 12, waze began to overshadow Trapster.
Waze uses GPS information of mobile devices to obtain information about road traffic flow, so as to provide better driving route for car drivers. Waze also has a community of more than 70000 members who help waze edit maps and add details such as the price of gas at a particular gas station, or where drivers should pay attention to speed zones and avoid traffic accidents.