With Google Maps in your Android apps, you can provide users with localization functions, such as geographical information. Throughout this series we have been building an Android app in which the Google Maps Android API v2 combines with the Google Places API. So far we have displayed a map, in which the user can see their current location, and we have submitted a Google Places query to return data about nearby places of interest. This required setting up API access for both services. In the final part of the series, we will parse the Google Places JSON data and use it to show the user nearby places of interest. We will also make the app update the markers when the user location changes.


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