Waze announces its new app version that is redesigned for faster navigating, takes less from your precious battery life, and other improvements to further help users on the road. Version 4.0 presents a neater look while still maintaining its cartoony feel -- icons are now rounder and the alert button is more visible. The new version is available for iOS (97.3MB in size) with an Android release coming soon. If Google follows standard regional conversion pricing, the tracker is expected to land at around $29 USD to compete directly against the AirTag. Read more in our articles including "Waze 4.0 offers new layout, less battery consumption" and "The Huawei Matepad Pro 2026 is official".
Waze announces its new app version that is redesigned for faster navigating, takes less from your precious battery life, and other improvements to further help users on the road. Version 4.0 presents a neater look while still maintaining its cartoony feel -- icons are now rounder and the alert button is more visible.
The new version is available for iOS (97.3MB in size) with an Android release coming soon. If Google follows standard regional conversion pricing, the tracker is expected to land at around $29 USD to compete directly against the AirTag.
Our coverage of version 4.0 includes: "Waze 4.0 offers new layout, less battery consumption"; "The Huawei Matepad Pro 2026 is official"; "Google Pixel Tag leaked, set to rival Apple AirTag". Each article provides unique insights and information.