It’s the halfway point of the working day, so it’s time to stop what you’re doing, shut down those docs and leave the email mound to pile up: read on for everything that’s happened in tech, right here in the lunchtime lowdown.
Google Street View has now been rolled out to cover the whole of the UK. Once restricted to the biggest cities, Google Street View can now be used to swoop – or snoop – in on any stretch of road in the country.
Google Street View is great for sightseeing, but with the Google car’s camera stuck to thoroughfares, it’s difficult to get up close to landmarks on the service. That’s all changed though, as the search giant’s just meshed in user contributed photos, so you can zoom straight from Street View to your own shots.
Using Google Street View to snoop around streets you know better than your own missus is a classic time–wasting tactic. But how about having a peek at somewhere a tad more famous than your own gaff? Like Coronation Street? ITV has had the Big G’s Street View motor down its most famous street, with plans to stick the results on Corrie’s official website.
Today’s the day, folks. We’re just hours away from Apple’s WWDC keynote, where we’ll find out if all the new iPhone rumours really are true. Until then, stock up on all the other news in gizmos and gadgetry in techie breakie right here.
Google Street View has already led to nationwide procrastination and mobs with pitchforks, but getting around on the Maps feature has been more than a little finickety. until now that is: Google’s just brought in a brand new way to get around the virtual roads. What does it call it? Er, pancake.
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