An adorable dog has been captured in more than 1,000 Street View shots after following a Google Maps photographer around his home island. The friendly golden retriever acted as a tour guide when a ...

I feel sorry for the Google Street View pin. A dangly little yellow dude, picked up by millions of mouse cursors worldwide ...

Uncover the motivations and benefits behind global contributions to Google Street View's dynamic digital mapping ecosystem.

Google Street View is celebrating its 15th birthday – can you believe that? Over the years, Google's on-the-street service – which you can activate by dragging that little orange human in ...

told NBC10 both women were the target of what the security industry is referring to as “The Google Street View Scam.” D’Ovidio said the scammers claim they have intimate pictures in order to ...

Google Street View allows virtual visits to your home or any other address. Google Maps provides an accurate and easy way to use Street View. There's no place like home, and there's nothing like ...

Any itinerary plan relying on Google Maps should try switching to Street View for a better experience. In Google Maps Street View, you can explore world landmarks and get an overview of natural ...

Transport for London (TfL) and Google Street View have joined forces to capture 360-degree images of many of the capital's Tube stations. By next year, 30 stations will have been panoramically ...

University of Otago provides funding as a member of The Conversation NZ. Google Street View has fast become a tool for people trying to get the feel for a community, look at real estate – and ...

Google Street View, a feature that allows you to view 360-degree panoramic street images is now finally available in India, after being banned by the government over 6 years ago.

In celebration of its 15th anniversary, Google Maps’ popular function Street View on Tuesday unveiled plans for new features on the platform and invited Hongkongers who record the city’s ...

A student's hilarious field trip prank has gone viral after it was immortalised on Google Street View. Earth sciences student Gideon Furterman, 21, said he "couldn't stop laughing" after he spotted ...