Google Maps virtual reality

Google Maps virtual reality, an essential application if you are bad with directions

The app I will introduce today is Google Maps. Hey, why did you bring Google Maps? Many of you will think so. There are many people who think, "Isn't this the app everyone is using?" However, I don't think many of you are using the newly updated Google Maps function. Have you tried it?

Recently, Google has been doing things like taking pictures of buildings and posting their names, and Google will give you a score and show you a ranking. Actually, I had a question, “Why is Google doing this?”, but now that question has been resolved.

It was to implement this virtual reality-like path-finding!!! And isn't it surprising? By encouraging Google users to participate, we have integrated the services that would have been difficult to do within Google at once.

Many people are still participating in this event. Many of my co-workers also participated. So what happens to those of us who don't participate? Well, just use this app well. Who should mainly use it? If you are having trouble finding your way, or if you are unsure of which direction to go from a place you are going for the first time, I highly recommend using this app. I think it would be really good while traveling abroad.

1) Then, let's first download the application. I'm an iPhone user, so I'll go to the App Store and download it. I'll find Google Maps and download the app called Google maps.

2) Now, I opened the app and searched for the place I wanted to go. I searched for "raum". There are a lot of reviews. Now touch the live button here. Or you can find a place you wants to go directly without using search bar.

3) If you press the live button, the following message appears.

Point your camera at buildings, stores, and signs around you.

4) If you point the camera at the signboard, it will tell you in which direction the place you want to go is. Can you see the words "This way" on the camera?

5) I turned the camera to the direction it was going. How will it come out? The screen shows the location and distance of where I want to go. The place I want to go has to go in that direction and the distance is about 600m. I don't think I'll get lost even if I go to an unfamiliar place.

 

6) So, do you always have to face your phone like that? no! Google seems to have gathered only really smart people.

When I put my phone down as usual, it automatically switches to the map and gives directions.

Was it helpful? I will introduce good apps frequently in the future.