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Tuesday, 7 August 2007

More Street View Cities

Posted on 06:13 by Unknown
Posted by Stephen Chau, Product Manager, Google Maps

Since the launch of Street View we've been working hard on extending the service to more cities.

We're excited to announce that Street View is now available in San Diego, Los Angeles, Houston and Orlando. Like the San Francisco Bay Area, San Diego features high-resolution imagery.

I've been waiting to visit Frank Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA for some time now. Now I can see it in Street View!



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