Google Maps lets you see old photos of places, going back as far as 2007. You can use this feature on a computer or mobile device to explore changes over the years. The Street View feature in Google ...

Web: Search for a location or drop a pin > photo > See more dates > scroll through dates and click one. Mobile: Search for location or drop pin > Street View preview > tap screen > See more dates > ...

For over a decade, Google Street View has let users visually explore landscapes from the first-person point of view in over 100 countries and territories. That means users can travel back in time up ...

As part of its 15-year anniversary semi-celebration of Street View, Google is taking us all back in time — metaphorically speaking, obviously. Along with an adorable new camera, the service itself is ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Google is celebrating 15 years of Street View support in Google Maps by adding an exciting ...

Google Maps is a useful tool if you want to see the march of time. If you want to see the time change on a personal level, Google Maps has a feature that lets you change the display time while using ...

GOOGLE Maps can help users travel back in time - as far as a decade - so users can see what places like Times Square or even their childhood home used to look like. You'll need a PC for this trick.

It only goes back to 2007, but it works on desktop and mobile The Street View feature in Google Maps lets you see what a place looks like from the street before you go there. But check this out: ...

Google Maps and Earth have revolutionized how we see the world. Google Maps navigates unknown cities in real time, and Google Earth operates on a larger scale. Google Earth takes us on an immersive ...

Google Maps have been a revolutionary innovation, no doubt about that. Take me a couple of years back, and I would never have imagined that navigation would be this easy. On top of a very ...

Google added a time machine feature to Street View, which lets you take a virtual trip down memory lane to see how locations have changed over the years. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a ...