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Google Maps Gets Bird's Eye View
A few months ago, Google launched 45° imagery for select cities through its Google Maps API. In February, Google launched this new way to browse maps as an experimental feature
Google Bike Maps Adds Lanes, Trails for 80 Cities
Earlier this year, Google added bicycle paths and directions to Google Maps, a feature users had been requesting for some time. The feature launched in beta, with bike lane and
Google Plans Adsense for Maps
Infoworld magazine is reporting that Google is planning to integrate Adsense ads into their Google Maps service. The ads would be embedded into the push-pin popup graphics that are used
Google Maps API Gets Elevation
We've seen the feature before on services like MapMyRide and surely many other maps, but as of yesterday, we will probably begin seeing it pop up all around the web
MapQuest Updates Its Maps - But is it Too Late?
MapQuest continues to lose market share to Google Maps. While MapQuest started the year with a small lead, it's now 10% behind Google Maps. Today, MapQuest launched a few new
Google Maps for Android Updates Reviews, Search Filters & Real-Time Latitude
Google has updated Google Maps for Android and is launching Google Maps 4.6 this morning. The latest edition of Google Maps for Android comes with updates to Place page reviews,
Guess How Long it Takes to Fix Google Maps: It's Faster Than You Might Think
Google Maps is an incredible technology. Built by acquired startups and licensed commercial data, it's refined, repaired and extended by thousands of everyday people around the world using Google's Map
No More Squinting: Google Maps' First High-Res Satellite Images
Using services like Google Maps and Google Earth has changed the way people interact with geography, compare notes with neighbors, and find their way from here to there. Still, for
Take a Walk With Google Maps
Google added walking directions to its Google Maps product today. The walking directions ignore one-way streets and Google Maps tries to give pedestrians the most direct and flat route possible.
Bing Maps Goes Silverlight
Microsoft just announced that it is taking the Bing Maps Sliverlight version out of beta and making it the default version for Bing Maps. The Bing Team is rolling this
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