Street View in Google Maps is getting an interesting update with historical images. Plus, some new countries are available to visit on Street View

Google is updating Street View imagery in nearly 80 countries, such as Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Japan, the Philippines, Rwanda, Serbia, South Africa, and more. It’s also bringing Street View to a handful of countries where it’s never been available, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Namibia, Liechtenstein, and Paraguay.

Three significant new features have been added to Google Maps to enable users to explore the globe more fully and observe how it is changing. These upgrades include sharper satellite photos, greater Street View coverage,

Google Maps' Street View is expanding to more countries and adding new imagery to existing ones. Google Earth is getting "time travel."

Kicking off the changes is an update to Street View on Google Maps. The company detailed in a Keyword post that users can expect to find "new imagery" in nearly 80 countries. This expansion in Google Maps brings better virtual adventures to places like Bosnia, Nambia, Liechtenstein, Paraguay, and more.

Google Street View is getting new imagery in nearly 80 countries, and Google is also using AI to sharpen its satellite imagery across Google Earth and Maps.

Google is adding the ability to look up images from the past and expanding Street View to almost 80 countries.

More changes in Google Maps. Improved satellite images and more Street View photos are being added to the application. For Google Maps users, this means the ability to discover new locations and plan trips and excursions more effectively.