Google Completes Imagery Google 3D Map

Google announced it has completed a major overhaul on the Google Map imagery. Search engine giant has sent a convoy of planes across major cities in the world, each aircraft sophisticated 3D information capture and image detail.

Captured it would be a complete 3D experience of major cities in the world, allowing users seemed to swoop down and hovered over an exact replica of the original, even the trees were displayed in three dimensions.

According to the Daily Mail, the steps taken by Google is a continuation of previous controversial project
to create photo-based map of the world, and it will be launched before the end of this year.

Google also plans to make the offline version of Google Maps which is an effort to keep the iPhone and iPad users not to run into the maps made by Apple.

The Wall Street Journal and the blog “9to5″ reported that next week Apple will make a motion to remove the Google Maps from the iPhone and the iPad. According to the journal, Apple is currently trying to resolve the application alternative which is still kept secret.

A leaked said that the company will use the Apple Developers Conference next week to announce the Google Maps application only as a build-in option in their mobile platform.

Google mapping Executive Brian McClendon Apple did not comment on the plan and just say that Google only wants to use their maps on any platform.

He also refused to name the cities that worked on the project’s 3D maps, but a demonstration to show three-dimensional map of the City of San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, and Berlin.

McClendon also said that Google has used its own aircraft and operated by a contractor for their exclusive flight.

“We’re trying to make the imagination as if you fly over a city on a private helicopter,” said Product Manager Google Earth Peter Birch. 3D maps are expected to be launched later this year and the offline version of Android is likely to be present in the next few weeks.

As alluded to privacy concerns, McClendon said that the issue of privacy as well as aerial imagery experienced by all. Google in the last year operating the camera car to take photos for the service roads map. Cars has led to privacy concerns in some countries.

If Apple ejecting Google Maps from the iPhone and the iPad them, this will be the latest feud between two former allies. Their relationship began to deteriorate since Google released the Android in 2008 to challenge the iPhone.

Since then, both companies have been increasingly encroaching on their territory. Google’s mapping service has been a feature in the application of mobile operating systems Apple iPhone since its debut five years ago.

Processing requests from the user’s mobile mapping device Apple is provided by Google with valuable insights into the existence and community preferences. That which in turn helps Google to sell lots of advertising to local businesses.