More Street View imagery In Google Maps, there's going to be expanded Street View imagery across 80 countries – with some of those countries getting Street View pictures for the first time.

Google Maps' street view function has been a bit of a guilty pleasure of mine. Before moving to the UK, it was the single biggest source of information on the new location I'd chosen via ...

Well, almost everything. On Friday, the company revealed in a blog post that Google Earth now covers more than 98 percent of the world, and has captured 10 million miles of Street View imagery.

Looking back at how one university reacted 15 years ago to the rise of high resolution aerial imagery and a student’s Google Street View-like undergraduate thesis project, offers some insights ...

Google is rolling out new updates for Google Maps and Google Earth, aimed at enhancing user experience and offering deeper insights into the world’s changing landscapes. These updates include ...

To experience the improved qualities of this feature you need a device with Google Maps for Android, Android 3.0 or higher and a gyroscope sensor plus version 1.8.1 of Street View on Google Maps.

Speaking to CNET, Google offered these numbers for the very first time. Starting with Street View, Google says that it has mapped over 10 million miles, the equivalent of circling the Earth over ...

Fast forward from the pre-iPhone days of 2005, and the company has since rolled out Google Earth, Street View—with its collection of mundane, extreme, and just plain weird images—and more.

While Google Maps has satellite and street views that display photographs, Google Maps views aren't as expansive or detailed as those you find in Google Earth.

The result is impressive. If you have Google Earth installed (I recommend upgrading to Google Earth 5.0), then download Ho’s Taiwan street view and open that file in Google Earth.

A Google Maps Earth Street View image shows a man shooting a child on a Chicago street. The facts: It is true that Google Maps captured a photo of a man pointing what looks like a gun at a child.