Massive Data Addition. Microsoft has added an additional 215 TB of data to Bird’s Eye view. This significant update brings a wealth of new visual information to Bing Maps users, enhancing their ...

Bird’s-eye view with 45-degree perspective Microsoft’s Bing said that it had added about 270 terabytes of bird’s-eye data to its Bing Maps database, versus the 500 terabytes of data that it ...

Bing Maps announced a number of new additions today, including a more expansive collection of Bird’s Eye Imagery locations, new Venue Maps and a Report a Problem feature. According to Bing, the ...

The best part about Bing Maps Beta--by far--are the rich transitions between high-resolution street-level or bird's-eye view photos as you move around a city, making it feel like you're actually ...

Venue Maps allow users to see indoor maps of certain buildings. Microsoft has published a total of 902,826 square miles of Bird's Eye imagery around the world. This equates to about half a ...

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Bing is now offering 165 terabytes of new birds-eye-view satellite shots of locations all over the Earth, ... The Global Ortho Photography on Bing Maps covers 9.54 million square kilometers.

Microsoft's Bing team this week announced a handful of updates to Bing Maps, including the largest update of "Bird's Eye" imagery to date. Nearly 270 terabytes of data was added to Bing Maps, or ...

Microsoft announced Wednesday that it will drop the 3D layer in Bing Maps, but will introduce a non-Silverlight version of the product's "Bird's Eye" feature.

So basically if you live in LA or Las Vegas and are using the Maps app in Windows 8, or the Birds Eye view in the browser-based Bing Maps, be aware of these rather obvious gaps in the images.

On the new Bing Maps interface, though, the controls are spaced out along the top, outside the map. The final Bing Maps update involves the rollout of an “enhanced” Bird’s Eye view, which ...

Redmond on Tuesday announced that it has added its largest-ever batch of Bird's Eye imagery to Bing Maps — nearly 270 terabytes of data, or the equivalent of 100,000 DVDs.