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capturing photos and GPS data. So far, it’s done so only in the most

populated areas of the U.S. and Europe, but it has big plans.)

When you turn on Streetside (on the Map Views panel), the map changes. If
you zoom out enough, you’ll see puddles of blue shading in populated
areas. These are the places where Streetside is available. Click there (or

navigate there), and then proceed as shown in Figure 8-14.

Figure 8-14. The bluish tints on streets and towns indicate Streetside availability. In these areas, you
can see, with photos, exactly what it looks like to be on the ground at a certain spot on the map. Drag
to look around you. Click or tap farther down a road to jump there, or click the weird black disk icon
to open the map panel shown here (bottom). Zoom with your mouse wheel, or by scrolling on the
trackpad or pinching with two fingers on the touchscreen.

Searching the Maps