The new feature will enable users to compare historical images with the current view of the locations, offering a deeper understanding of how landscapes across various locations have changed over time.

There are some major updates to Google Maps, Street View, and Google Earth to know about – and the new and upgraded features should prove helpful in all kinds of ways for users of Google's mapping tools.

For people who want to explore other places in the world today, Google is launching what it calls one of the biggest updates to Street View yet -- new street-view imagery from nearly 80 countries. This update lets users view more content in those countries taken by Google's Street View cars and trekkers.

Google Earth now allows users to see the world as it was 80 years ago. With a new feature, users can 'time travel' to the 1930s and see what places looked like back then. Google is playing a crucial role in introducing new technologies,

The upcoming update will not only extend the historical reach of Google Earth's imagery but also enable users to compare how cities hav

Google is rolling out new updates for Google Maps and Google Earth, aimed at enhancing user experience and offering deeper insights into the world’s changing landscapes. These updates include expanded Street View coverage, sharper satellite imagery powered by artificial intelligence (AI), and a new historical imagery feature for Google Earth.

Google has recently introduced a range of updates to Google Maps , one of the world's most widely used navigation platforms. In a blog post, the company revealed a new feature that allows users to "travel back in time" and view historical images of neighborhoods from decades past.

Google Earth's new tool lets users travel back in time and have a look at how our world as we know it has changed over the years. This feature gives access to satellite and aerial