With Google Earth and Street View, you can travel to any location in the world from your browser or your phone. We've got some lesser-known tips, too.

When Google Earth 6.0 was released, it completely changed the way that Street View worked. However, Google kept the older layer active for previous versions of Google Earth so that those users ...

Now with the latest update to Google Earth VR you can flip to Street View imagery, which lets you see actual street-level photos captured by Google’s fleet of Street View cameras in 85 countries.

Google announced today that it's adding Street View to the Google Earth VR experience. With a new update, users can check out Street View images from 85 countries provided by the Street View team ...

Street View in Google Earth uses the special Photo Viewer tool which lets you pan around the inside of a 3D projected photo. Street View images are spherical panoramas allowing you to look around ...

Google released a new version of Google Earth today - version 6 - and the big headline is the seamless integration with Google Maps and Street View. The street level zoom-in view previously had ...

Google Street View is a valuable tool that allows you to see panoramic views of streets around the world. The interactive feature, which is available on Google Maps and Google Earth, can be used ...

Unlike in Google Maps on a desktop computer - where you can essentially navigate around the location - each Street View point in Google Earth VR is static. You can activate it, have a look around ...

Before today’s Google Earth and Street View could show us their stunningly detailed views of our world, there was Zakhor and her team driving a truck loaded with sensors around Berkeley and ...

Google Earth VR already offers a lot of different ways to check out various parts of our planet, but with the introduction of Street View, you’ll now be able to view 360-degree photos that ...

In 2008, Google tacked on its famous street view option, and a year later, Google Earth earned its first historical imagery tool, which made it possible to review a region's changes over time.