The feature is already available in other countries
by Drei Laurel
360-degree views of PH now available
Meet the Pegman, the yellow statue beside the Google Street View car in the photo above. He's a Google Maps guide. Drag him somewhere in Manila on the search engine's map and he can give you a glimpse of how
Mostly Japanese
We recently got a list from Google Philippines itself, of the 10 most searched cars this year. It's an interesting compilation, with expected entries, a dark horse and a surprise.But this is your list--that Isuzu MU-X you searched
by Dinzo Tabamo
If you can't borrow the real thing, make one
When we learned that we were not allowed to drive the Google Street View car and tell the tale of the experience to our readers, disappointment enveloped us. Gone was the dream of driving it and marveling at the technology found inside
Because it's summer
The blistering heat of the sun is an indication that it's once again the perfect season for long road trips with family and friends. And rather than letting motorists throw caution to the wind, Google Philippines recently invited members of the
by Elaine Lara
Readers send us photos
Last week, Google Philippines officially presented to the media its Street View cars, which will be used by the tech company to gather panoramic images of different locations in the country so that when people around the globe look up a place
Well, sort of
The other day, Google Philippines officially announced the start of the image-gathering operations of its Street View cars around the country. Street View is the amusing feature of Google Maps that allows users to survey the surroundings of a specific location
To capture panoramic imagery of the country
Our editor-in-chief used to have a blast looking at his parents' house in New Jersey via Google Maps' Street View feature, which gives users a panoramic view of the exact location they're looking for. The 360-degree capability of
