Google Maps adds AR Live View directions for Sydney Airport
Airports aren’t always easy to get around, but if you have trouble at Australia’s biggest terminal, there’s now a solution on your phone.
For over a decade, Google’s Street View has provided a way to virtually explore destinations around the world. You can use it as a guide to help you find places, or use it to explore places you’d like to go — such as museums, galleries, and spots around the world — or even places you can’t go, such as in space.
These are stories related to Google Street View, and how the technology is growing and changing.
Airports aren’t always easy to get around, but if you have trouble at Australia’s biggest terminal, there’s now a solution on your phone.
You can use Google’s virtual exploration map technology for a lot of places, but walking on water in Sydney hasn’t really been one. And now it is.
The next Street View excursion you go on might let you walk on water across Sydney Harbour, as Google jumps on board Sydney Ferries.
Not sure quite how it navigate Sydney’s train stations? A new feature to Google Street View means you should be able to do directions a little better than before.
‘Tis the season for a proper shop, it seems, but not for getting lost, as Google teams up with shopping centres across Australia to help you find your way.
An app and service that started in Sydney and is used everyday by millions of people around the world is celebrating its birthday.
Google’s virtual Street View tours can already take you so many places, so where’s next? Underwater, and on one of the world’s fading reefs.
We can’t all be make our way to Gallipoli for Anzac Day, but the importance of this day cannot be overstated, and so Google’s virtual tour provides a glimpse of what it’s like for those who can’t go.
Google’s StreetView cameras travel to a lot of places, and last year, Google promised to take them alongside a special crab migration. That experience has now gone live, allowing you to experience it, too.
Eventually we plan to take the family on a trip to “the happiest place on Earth”, but until that happens, we can check it out online with Google.