Sports scores, driving directions, Web searches, calendar appointments… Google Now has grown to cover a wide range of information since it first appeared in summer 2012. Based on some digging into the app’s code done by Android Police, it looks like reminders for parking locations are now on the way as well.It’s good news for anyone who’s ever lost a chunk of their day wandering round parking lots or city streets looking for their vehicle, and of course with all of the location sensors built into our smartphones it’s a feature that shouldn’t be difficult to implement.
We’ve reported on several Google Now-related rumors recently. If our information is accurate, Google Now will soon be able to help you remember and pay for bills, automatically infer events from your communications, and serve you reminders depending on who is near you. Today, we’ve got another one. This time, Google wants to help you remember where you left your car. This rumor gets a confidence rating of 8/10. Points are deducted simply due to the unpredictable nature of pre-release features, and the fact that while there is teardown-based evidence for this, it is rather scant. Still, we are confident that this is probably going to happen, and is at least being worked on.
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