Last month we mentioned that Microsoft added 165 TB of new aerial images to Bing Maps. The addition of those maps more than doubled the size of the aerial imagery available to users of the service.

In an effort to keep competing with Google Maps, Microsoft has updated Bing Maps with nearly 270TB of new Bird's Eye imagery ... can explore from a top-down view. Microsoft also added a new ...

Search Engine Land » Platforms » Microsoft » Bing » Bing Maps Adds New Bird’s Eye Imagery ... a user can click on any outlined area to view a directory offering more points of interest ...

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Doubling down, Bing Maps adds a stockpile of new satellite ... Bing is now offering 165 terabytes of new birds-eye-view satellite shots of locations all over the Earth, from the Moroccan Mountains ...

Microsoft's Bird's Eye imagery is captured at a ... to go around searching for the information desk. To view venue maps, head over to Bing Maps within a zoom level of 1,000 feet and you'll see ...

For all intents and purposes, Bing Maps Beta, which went live ... which gives the user an aerial view of the chosen location. Enhanced Bird's Eye is automatically adjusted based on whether the ...