However, the new application uses vector tiles, giving Maps the flexibility to re-draw the same map from different perspectives using the same set of data. Google previously downloaded the maps as sets of individual 256×256 pixel “image tiles,” each with their own section of map imagery, roads, labels and other features baked in. Users can also tap the compass button in the top right corner to flip into 3D mode and start rotating to match their perspective. The Shard - Londonĭragging down with two fingers tilts the map, twisting with two fingers rotates the map, and sliding two fingers together or apart zooms the map in and out. Buildings appear as ghostly outlines between the streets, allowing users to pick out landmarks for navigation. Google’s 3D maps use vector graphics to “dynamically” draw the map on an Android device, allowing the user to tilt, rotate and zoom in on the images. “Whether you’re on the go or playing with a new phone, seeing a 3D skyline is a helpful, fun, and unique experience,” said Google software engineer Brian Brewington in a 19 July blog post. However, Google has since been adding more cities, and 3D buildings are now available in London, Paris, Barcelona, Stockholm, Singapore, Lisbon, Boulder, and 11 major cities in South Africa.
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Google rolled out Maps 5.0 for Android in December 2010, but at the time the 3D images feature was limited to a handful of locations, such as New York City, Zurich and Milan. The desktop version of Google Maps now also includes 3D buildings powered by vector graphics. The Google Maps application for Android has been updated to add 3D images of buildings in major cities including London, Paris and Barcelona.
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