
User photos in Street View Google announced Wednesday that the Street View feature of Google Maps is expanded with user photos.The photos are provided by Panoramio. Not only Paris can be visited, also for example New York, San Francisco, Rome, Tokyo, Barcelona, Sydney and New Zealand. CommentRelated tweets
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It seems after few days Google will add pictures of each individual house and also the members in the house. Any Ways Glad to know about street view feature, so that people can find the addresses more easily to reach their destination.
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Sankar Datti
Fri 27 Feb 2009, 12:51
It is interesting to see Google make this step, really it is about time they did and start to tie in all of the pictures they currently have positioned on Google Maps. Looks a bit like a simpler version of Microsoft’s Photosynth which is worth checking out and playing with at http://livelabs.com/photosynth/ Also I would recommend having a look at what I call Super Google Street View which is www.everyscape.com it shows how advertising can be introduced in the future to street view maps.
Tue 3 Mar 2009, 14:42
Just few days since Google lunched 360v in the UK. There is already website which allows you to show your places and spaces found on gmap. Have a look http://closeup.mogio.co.uk/mps
Mon 23 Mar 2009, 12:22