Google Maps Immersive Vision began to be released to users. Announced in 2022, “Immersive View” provides Google Maps users with a photorealistic experience. At the moment the function available for cities such as Los Angeles, London, Berlin, New York, San Francisco and Tokyo.
3D driving simulator: drive a car
in any city on Google Maps
Promoted as “an entirely new way to explore” with Google Maps, Immersive Vision improves the way maps are viewed in the app with photorealistic city reproductions, with landmarks that offer the ability to fly over a location to position the user in the right place. in addition to providing weather and climate information for mapped regions.
Google Maps Immersive Vision also includes visualizations of the interior of some buildings in addition to suggestions for places to know and visit. The app also allows you to see alternate views, such as at night, in the rain or in heavy traffic. In this way, the user can virtually walk and learn about the traffic of the city, facilitating local movement.
See what the city looks like in the rain
The update is gradually coming to users, and those who tested the new feature noted that it is possible to visit the interiors of various buildings, such as restaurants. The novelty is of interest to users looking for a place to eat with a specific atmosphere. In addition, it is also possible to change the climate with the touch of your fingers to see exactly what the place is like, whether it is raining or sunny.
The resource is very interesting and makes Google Maps even more dynamic. However, you need to be a little careful when using the tool. According to some users, 30 minutes with Google Maps Immersive Vision activated was equivalent to consuming 3 GB of data.. When this feature debuts here, be sure to connect to the Internet and don’t waste all your data completely.
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