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Google Street View From Your Mobile Phone: Explore Seven Continents

By | October 1, 2010 | Google News, Latest News, New Features, Tips & Tricks | 1 Comment

Google introduced two years ago, Google Street View for Mobile and today Google including Seven continents–access from your mobile phone to explore the world at street level right from your phone now.

Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

“Two years ago, we added Street View to Google Maps for mobile so you could explore the world at street level right from your phone. Today, we’re happy to announce that you can see Street View imagery on all seven continents, with the addition of Brazil, Ireland and Antarctica – specifically, an area called Half Moon Island. Now, you can really explore the world from the palm of your hand.

We encourage you to go ahead and check out the beaches of Brazil, visit the moors of Ireland or see penguins in Antarctica for yourself. — Says Official Google Blog”

All types of mobile phone don’t support Street View, please check your device and select a place on the map and choose street view options and with your Android-Powered phone will give much more user friendly access.

Explore seven continents with Street View on your phone [via GoogleMobile]

Google Street View Covering Entire United States

By | December 12, 2008 | Uncategorized | 4 Comments

Within one year Google covering the entire United States through Google Street View. In that time, Google revolutionizing on web through street view and keeps you more connected. According to their official Google’s blog, “Today marks our biggest launch of Street View imagery to date: we’re doubling our coverage in the United States. Several states — Maine, West Virginia, North Dakota, and South Dakota — will be getting the Street View treatment for the first time. We’ve also added imagery for Memphis, Charleston (SC), and Birmingham, and we’ve filled in lots of gaps across the country.”

Over all splendid works Google team done. ow if you found something objectionable or reportable — simple click on “report a concern” button which is available at the bottom of image. Alex entitled on his blog site that “Many people complained that the recent Google Maps redesign made it more difficult to find places that have street-level imagery, but this should no longer be necessary, at least for the US.”

Stephen Chau noted another one new updates on Lat Long blog and said before to go any trips you can preview the hotels for a ski trip, need some visual cues for directions, holiday parties, finding good hills to sled on — all things to find, Google street view will make your life easier.

Street View: A year in review, and what’s new [via googleblog]

Street View Turns In One

By | June 12, 2008 | Google News | No comments
Last 10 June, Google Street View past one year and they wishing the birthday of Google Street View. And developer are working hard for it, also enabling new features for Street View lovers. Google Street View enabled for 37 new cities and parks and expanding it’s coverage too.

Checkout Below:

MA: Springfield NY: Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse NJ: Newark VA:
Virginia Beach NC: Charlotte, Winston-Salem SC: Columbia, Greenville
GA: Atlanta FL: Boca Raton, Cape Coral, Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville,
Sarasota, West Palm Beach AL: Huntsville MS: Jackson TN: Knoxville KY:
Lexington, Louisville OH: Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo MI: Ann
Arbor MO: St. Louis KS: Topeka NE: Lincoln OK: Oklahoma City, Tulsa NV:
Reno CA: Bakersfield, Fresno, Sacramento, Stockton Everglades National
Park (Florida) Florida Keys Grand Teton National Park (Wyoming)
Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming/Montana) Rocky Mountain National
Park (Colorado) Joshua Tree National Park (California) Death Valley
National Park (California) Lassen Volcanic National Park (California)
Sequoia National Park (California) Lake Tahoe (California/Nevada)

Street View coverage has also expanded in 15 of the current areas:
Boise, Boston, Kansas City, Miami, Nashville, New York City, Orlando,
Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, Richmond, San Diego, San Francisco,
Tampa, and Tucson.