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Google Lens Icon Added to Search Homepage, Street View App Reportedly Shutting Down in 2023
Google has announced that the Lens icon has now been added to the Search homepage. Meanwhile, a report suggests that the search giant will shut down its Street View app on March 31, 2023. Its Photo Paths feature might also get discontinued with the app.
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How to Share VR Photos on Google Maps
You can use your smartphone to shoot photospheres that anyone can see on Google Maps.
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Google House Showcases Company's India-Centric, Mobile-First Innovations
The demo featured cameos from celebrities explaining how they use Google's mobile products.
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You Can Now Embed Street View and Photo Sphere Images From Google Maps
The embedded Street View and Photo Sphere images can also be of custom size, and users can also choose from small, medium, and large-sized presets.
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Google updates View community to allow users to create their own Street Views
Google now allows users to build their own Street View map of a location, using Android photo sphere or a DSLR.
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Spain investigates Google's Street View service
Spain has joined the growing list of countries with concerns about Google's Street View photo mapping service, with a judge here opening an investigation into whether the company unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Street...
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Frenchman sues over Google Views urination photo
A Frenchman took Google to court over a photo published online by its Street View application showing him urinating in his front yard.
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Frenchman sues over Google Views urination photo
A Frenchman took Google to court over a photo published online by its Street View application showing him urinating in his front yard.
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Germany unhappy with Google street view
Google's plan to offer Street View photo mapping in Germany, which has bumped up against the country's strict privacy laws, has come in for renewed criticism after regulators learned that the company, a search engine giant, was also archiving the locations of household wireless networks.
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Google Lens Icon Added to Search Homepage, Street View App Reportedly Shutting Down in 2023
Google has announced that the Lens icon has now been added to the Search homepage. Meanwhile, a report suggests that the search giant will shut down its Street View app on March 31, 2023. Its Photo Paths feature might also get discontinued with the app.
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How to Share VR Photos on Google Maps
You can use your smartphone to shoot photospheres that anyone can see on Google Maps.
-
Google House Showcases Company's India-Centric, Mobile-First Innovations
The demo featured cameos from celebrities explaining how they use Google's mobile products.
-
You Can Now Embed Street View and Photo Sphere Images From Google Maps
The embedded Street View and Photo Sphere images can also be of custom size, and users can also choose from small, medium, and large-sized presets.
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Google updates View community to allow users to create their own Street Views
Google now allows users to build their own Street View map of a location, using Android photo sphere or a DSLR.
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Spain investigates Google's Street View service
Spain has joined the growing list of countries with concerns about Google's Street View photo mapping service, with a judge here opening an investigation into whether the company unlawfully collected data from unsecured wireless networks while gathering photographs for Street...
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Frenchman sues over Google Views urination photo
A Frenchman took Google to court over a photo published online by its Street View application showing him urinating in his front yard.
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Frenchman sues over Google Views urination photo
A Frenchman took Google to court over a photo published online by its Street View application showing him urinating in his front yard.
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Germany unhappy with Google street view
Google's plan to offer Street View photo mapping in Germany, which has bumped up against the country's strict privacy laws, has come in for renewed criticism after regulators learned that the company, a search engine giant, was also archiving the locations of household wireless networks.
