Showing posts with label german. Show all posts
Showing posts with label german. Show all posts

Friday, November 19, 2010

German Street View Coverage Expands

Google's limited coverage of Germany in Street View, which rolled out earlier this month in a few public areas and a single village, has now expanded to 20 cities; Google Earth Blog has a list. Previously: Street View’s Limited Rollout in Germany....

Post originale: http://www.mcwetboy.net/maproom/2010/11/german_street_v.php

German Street View Coverage Expands

Google’s limited coverage of Germany in Street View, which rolled out earlier this month in a few public areas and a single village, has now expanded to 20 cities; Google Earth Blog has a list.

Previously: Street View’s Limited Rollout in Germany.

German Street View Coverage Expands first appeared on The Map Room: A Weblog About Maps on November 18, 2010. Copyright © 2010 Jonathan Crowe. Distributed under a Creative Commons licence.





Post originale: http://www.mcwetboy.net/maproom/2010/11/german_street_v.php

Google Lat Long Blog: Street View comes to 20 German cities


Two weeks ago, we celebrated with the people of Oberstaufen when we made available the first ever images for Street View in Germany. Today I’m pleased to let you know that you can explore even more of Germany because we’ve just released 360-degree, street level imagery of Germany’s 20 largest cities, including Berlin, Hamburg, my home town of Munich and more.

lue lisää




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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

StreetView On iOS Pierces German Privacy Veil

Discussed over the weekend on Slashdot, a story named "StreetView On iOS Pierces German Privacy Veil".

Their summary: "After some prickly negotiations with the German government's privacy regulators, Google got permission to launch its Street View service for German addresses, so long as people had the right to opt out and choose to have only a blurred version of their homes on the service. But it turns out that iPhone and iPad users can see those buildings after all."

My guess is that it's just a matter of time that all Google StreetView services are synchronized.



Post originale: http://slashgeo.org/2010/11/08/StreetView-iOS-Pierces-German-Privacy-Veil