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Google Cardboard: amazing places to go with Google Maps Street View
Google Cardboard: amazing places to go with Google Maps Street View #vr #googlecardboard
Several months ago, Google Maps added a Virtual Reality switch for their Street View platform. With this switch, users are able to view any Street View-enabled location with their Google Cardboard headset. What we’ve done here is to compile some of the most awesome places you’re able to visit right this minute with your Android smartphone with (or without) a VR headset like Google Cardboard.…
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33°53'31.0"N 84°15'34.5"W, 37°36'48.2"N 122°23'42.2"W, 52°30'40.9"N 1°51'54.5"W
The Davis Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Ariz., is where U.S. military planes go to die. Dubbed "the boneyard," this 2,600-acre cemetery of steel at coordinates 32 08'59.96" N, 110 50'09.03"W is closed to the general public, but Google Earth provides a high-resolution glimpse of what's inside: virtually every plane the military has flown since World War II — from the B-52 StratoFortress to the F-14 Tomcat — in various stages of decay.
Fun Reads - 08/22/2012
* Cant help but laugh at some of these logos, i guess not every big company strikes gold every time (Apple's original logo is cringe inducing but then again Nokia's was a fish:)
* Blackberry's fall from grace is absolutely staggering, check out the report from Fierce Wireless on Q2-2012 Phone Shipments.
* Google Maps with 20 petabytes of data... I would love for @mashable to do something similar with Nokia's map division as well. Would be a really interesting comparison.
* Pathetic that in this best traffic apps article by @mashable there is not even a mention of Nokia Maps, Traffic.com, inrix, Google Maps.