You can access Street View by either searching for an address in Google Maps or Google Search or by dragging the little yellow man to a destination on the map on your computer.

Google unveiled a slew of upgrades involving search and Google Maps, including a new live view feature that lets users point a mobile device's camera for detailed location information and ...

Google on Thursday began to integrate Street View data into the web app version of Google Maps, bringing the feature back to iPhone 5 and iOS 6 users, however the rollout appears limited to ...

Live View works similarly, but the difference is that you aim your phone camera at landmarks or street signs, and Maps creates a simulated experience.

The biggest new addition to Google Maps is support for indoor mapping—which Google calls Live View—which helps you navigate through malls, airports, and other massive indoor spaces by holding ...

The new feature is called augmented reality-based Live View search for Google Maps. Now, the company is prepared to roll out the upgrade, according to the news agency ANI.

Google updated Google Maps with a few handy AI-enhanced features: What's new in immersive view, Live View, EV charging, and navigation.

Now you can click on a street in Google Maps and you’re virtually there. Street View, a limited feature that could be called experimental because of the paucity of cities available, was just ...

Google Maps is getting a massive Street View overhaul that includes an expansion to approximately 80 new countries worldwide ...

Exclusive: The search giant has also mapped out the parts of the world where 98% of people live, through satellite photos on Google Earth.

Google is replacing the clunky “arrow navigation” in Street View with a smoother “blue line” that allows users to swipe and scroll through images more quickly. I discovered it last night ...

Earlier this September, Google announced the search with Live View for the Maps. The feature is built on top of AI, augmented reality, and billions of Street View images.