Called Voyager, this feature is available Under the Travel category. To snap a virtual postcard, tap a new camera icon in the app's toolbar section.Īnd to help you plan your trip, Google Earth for iOS allows you to experience interactive stories from around the world. You can also capture snapshots of the various locations you find in Earth and share them with your friends.
To switch to the three-dimensional view, tap a new 3D button and use two fingers to rotate and tilt your vantage point (hint: use this mode to explore Apple Park in all its glory).
If you like the Flyover feature on Apple Maps, you'll love 3D imagery in Google Earth for iPhone and iPad. Snap and share a Postcard-Capture snapshots of locations and share them with your friends.įeeling Lucky?-Roll the dice and see where the world takes you. Orbit the world in 3D-Use the new 3D button or tilt the map with two fingers.
Importantly, it's received much needed support for 64-bit iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices to ensure that it will continue to run on iOS 11 which does not support 32-bit apps at all.īut first, check out the key highlights of this release:Ĭhoose your own adventure with Voyager-Experience interactive stories from around the world.ĭiscover new places with Knowledge Cards-Flip through cards and learn about local landmarks. Google today announced a major update for its popular Earth app for iPhone and iPad, bringing many new features that debuted on the desktop and web app in April of this year.
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