Maps.me Pro goes free on mobile following acquisition by Russia’s Mail.ru
Dec03
Mobile mapping service Maps.me has announced today that its previously chargeable apps for Apple, Android and BlackBerry devices is now available for free to all users. Maps.me is built on the OpenStreetMap project and was snapped up by Russia’s Mail.ru last month for an undisclosed sum. Now, just two weeks or so later, Maps.Me Pro is free for all users, which includes use of offline mapping, routing and search, as well as the ability to bookmark or favorite specific locations. It previously cost $4.99. It seems that Mail.Ru intends to use the platform to drive further growth of its My.com brand…
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