Google Earth and Maps now offer sharper images of the world, thanks to fresh data from NASA's newest Landsat satellite.

Covering 40% of the world’s population, 400 cities and metro areas received new high-resolution 3D imagery in both Maps and Earth.

Google Maps and Earth have revolutionized how we see the world. Google Maps navigates unknown cities in real time, and Google Earth operates on a larger scale.

1. It Could Replace Google Maps One of the biggest rumors is that the new Google Earth could completely take the place of Google Maps, maybe because some functions of the two services overlap.

Google on Thursday announced updates for some of its most popular apps, including Waze, Google Maps, and Google Earth. Needless to say, the updates include plenty of new Gemini AI integrations.

Generative AI is coming to Google Maps, Google Earth, Waze Conversational search and hazard reporting and more detailed maps, all thanks to AI.

Earth is getting its first major update since 2012 with staggeringly cool 3D maps, guided tours, and a whole lot more.

Most people today use Google Maps to find local schools, malls, and the closest Starbucks, according to this year’s Google Zeitgeist, which catalogs the top searches of 2011. But there was more ...

Microsoft debuted a true analogue to Google Earth on Thursday, launching a Bing Maps Preview app for Windows 8.1 that moves Maps into true 3D. The new app, available in the Windows Store, even ...

2008 has been a significant one for Live Search Maps and Virtual Earth; Microsoft has been rolling out updates and improvements like no tomorrow, and with positive results.