As part of its immersive view experience, Google Maps unveiled aerial views of nearly 100 global landmarks, the company announced Wednesday. Through the new photorealistic images, you can explore ...

At the recent Google I/O conference, the cloud provider announced the preview release of Aerial View API, a new option to access cinematic videos of points of interest. Immersive View for routes, Phot ...

The company is rolling out updates to Google Maps for Android and iOS that introduce aerial views of close to 100 famous landmarks, including Alcatraz in San Francisco, Big Ben in London and the ...

Immersive view is not yet available, but aerial view for landmarks has now been rolled out globally on Google Maps on iOS and Android. To find an aerial view of a landmark on Google Maps, Google ...

Google said it is adding "photorealistic aerial views of nearly 100 of the world’s most popular landmarks in cities like Barcelona, London, New York, San Francisco and Tokyo." ...

Aerial views and location-sharing notifications are rolling out globally on Google Maps for Android, iOS, and desktop. Detailed cycling route information will arrive in the coming weeks.

But Google has brought Satellite View to Maps on Android Auto. Previously, you could use it on the phone version of Android Auto, but not the head unit version.

Google is rolling out some new Maps features to its iOS and Android apps for the summer, including new location sharing options, cycling directions enhancements, and photorealistic aerial views of ...

In those days, Google’s top executives convened a weekly product review meeting. Google Maps had launched in February, and this new satellite feature was ready to launch by the summer.

Google Maps co-creator Bret Taylor has sent the internet into panic mode after informing us that the Satellite view on Google Maps is nothing but a BIG. FAT. LIE. Brace yourself.

Google co-founder Larry Page, who stepped down as CEO of Google parent Alphabet earlier this month, conceived of Street View in 2004. The goal was to create a 360-degree map of the world that went ...