Google Street View finally captures missing Austria


  • TECH
  • Monday, 24 Jul 2017

Cars equiped with special cameras, used to photograph whole streets, can be seen on the Google street view stand at Cebit in 2010.

Google's Street View cars on Thursday started taking images in Austria, the only EU country along with Germany to remain largely absent from the popular online service showing 360° pictures of places around the world. 

The project, launched in 2007, lets computer users view panoramic street scenes on Google Maps and take a virtual "walk" through cities.

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