The powerful and very useful HERE mapping app for Android has recently been updated. The fact that it comes with some significant improvements, with some nice new features, and with multiple bug fixes, is exciting. What’s even more exciting is that HERE for Android graduated from Beta.

Three million downloads later, HERE for Android lost its Beta tag. The mature and stable HERE app is all grown up and available for download on Google Play.

HERE is Nokia’s powerful mapping software that was formerly known as Ovi Maps and Nokia Maps. A Beta version for Android was rolled out to Samsung Galaxy Apps in October 2014 and to Google Play in December 2014. The stable version was rolled out earlier this month, February 2015, and is available for download right now on Google Play.

Before you go get the stable version of HERE for Android, perhaps you’d like to know what it has to offer. Here’s a quick look.

HERE for Android – Main Features

• Maps – maps for nearly 100 countries are available; said maps can be downloaded and used offline.
• Indoor Maps – interactive 3D maps of shopping centers and airports in 70 countries.
• Traffic info – real-time traffic and incident information for more than 40 countries.
• Route planner – shows driving, public transit and walking routes.
• Public transport – maps and directions for more than 900 cities in over 40 countries.
• Offline navigation – save maps for more than 100 countries and use them offline; interactive maps and turn-by-turn voice guidance are available when you’re offline.
• Location info – tap a place icon to view more info about that location.
• Collections – take your favorite places and create Collections; use Collections to personalize your map.
• Share – via Glympse, you can share your location with others in real time.
• Download maps in the background, download voices to your SD card.

The HERE 360 team said that an iOS version is coming soon.