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Sunday, October 7, 2012
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Street View Comes to Google Maps on Mobile Browsers
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To make Google Maps even more useful, Google is making Street View available on mobile browsers and supports iOS 6.
With access to Street View on your phone, you can use panoramic, street-level imagery to explore and navigate the places around you, even on the go.
Street View allows mobile users to check out a new shop across town or get a feel for the ambiance at a restaurant before they arrive. To use Street View on your mobile browser (Android or iOS) simply go to maps.google.com and search for a location. Then click the "pegman" icon at the bottom right of your screen to access Street View. And to view still more imagery, such as a photos shared by users or interior panoramas, visit the business' Google+ Local page.
Also, transit, driving, biking and walking directions continue to be available on your mobile browser to help you help guide you to your destination.
For Quick access to Google Maps on iOS Devices, You can save a Bookmark to your home screen. Simply click "Save to Home Screen" on the bottom of the page when you're in Google Maps. |
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