Bing Maps Rolls Out Its Largest Image Update
Bing Maps has rolled out what Microsoft is calling its “largest amount of new imagery ever in terms of square kilometers.” Apparently that represents 6.7 million square kilometers. There’s new aerial and Bird’s Eye imagery across many countries on several continents. The full list is below. The Bing Maps World Tour shows the updates on […]
Greg Sterling on March 5, 2010 at 3:12 pm | Reading time: 1 minute
Bing Maps has rolled out what Microsoft is calling its “largest amount of new imagery ever in terms of square kilometers.” Apparently that represents 6.7 million square kilometers.
There’s new aerial and Bird’s Eye imagery across many countries on several continents. The full list is below.
The Bing Maps World Tour shows the updates on the map.
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