Apple Maps’ web view is currently in beta, and many features – like transit maps, viewing 3D buildings, and signing in and saving locations, are unavailable. But with addition of Look Around ...

Like Google Street View, this feature gives users 360-degree panoramic views of their surroundings ... Nevertheless, the app does not yet have certain capabilities like 3D buildings, transit maps, or ...

The web version of Apple Maps that Apple first debuted in July has been upgraded with support for Look Around, the feature that is essentially equivalent to Google Street View. In supported areas ...

As it gradually builds it up to become a serious competitor to Google Maps, Apple has now added Look Around, its own version of Street View that lets you explore your surroundings via panoramic ...

Similar to Google Street View, Look Around provides users with 360-degree panoramic views of ... However, it currently lacks some advanced capabilities found on its mobile version, such as 3D ...

including transit maps, 3D views, and support for additional languages. Apple is also expected to allow users to sign in using their Apple ID to view saved locations. Users can try Apple Maps on the ...

Apple in June introduced a beta version of Apple Maps on the web ... find directions and view Guides. Features such as the transit map and 3D buildings are still unavailable.

It is like Google Street View. The feature is in beta and ... However, some features, such as transit maps, 3D buildings, and Apple ID sign-in for personalised features, are yet to come to the ...

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When the iPhone first launched, it was preloaded with Google Maps. In 2012, Apple replaced it with its own mapping application known as Apple Maps. It launched in beta in the iOS 6 beta ...

It's not available everywhere, but it's a little more precise than Street View. As noticed by Chris Carley (via 9to5Mac) Apple Maps beta now has Look Around, which shows up as a small binoculars ...

It’s simple to use: just click the binoculars icon in the bottom left corner of the Apple Maps window, and you'll be able to ...