Google Street View Hits Hawaii, Mexico
Attention all Street View fans: another update’s been announced, and this one could be considered especially significant. Images of Hawaii were released, meaning Street View now has coverage of all 50 U.S. states.
Street View’s come a long way since its early days of functioning as a fun little distraction/curiosity. It’s now a useful resource for travelers, an advertising aid for businesses, and even a friend of some tourist agencies (the Hawaii Visitors and Conventions Bureau worked with Google on this latest update).
Street View remains a nifty way to glimpse cool locations, too, of course. Waimea Bay, which you can see below, is one such spot. On the Official Google Blog, Laura Melahn also recommended Iolani Palace.
And the new Street View update actually includes images originating from a place other than Hawaii; Mexico, our neighbor to the south, was covered for the first time. Shots of Cancun, Cozumel, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey, Playa del Carmen, Puebla, and Puerto Vallarta are all available now.
So if you’re more a fan of warm temperatures and sea breezes than snow-covered pine trees, this is definitely the update for you. Have fun exploring from your office chair.
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