Millions visit South Korea each year, a tech-friendly tourist haven. There’s just one problem: Google Maps doesn’t work there ...

The new features are coming to Google Search, YouTube and Google Maps. On its search page, the company will provide fans in-depth information on topics related to ‘Olympics’ or a related query.

Google has been working throughout this election to make voting information more accessible, and today that continues with an integration in Google Maps that will help users find their polling place.

Google has begun to further tap into the power of the crowd in order to improve its Google Maps application, the company announced this morning. This is being done through the introduction of a ...

More than 1 billion people use Google Maps every month, making it possibly the most popular atlas ever created. On Monday, it gets a makeover, and its many users will see something different when ...

Google Maps update decides which areas are ''of interest'' for users If we didn't have Google Maps, we’d either never leave our homes for fear of getting lost or we'd have to find our physical maps ...

Google is using new imagery from NASA’s Landsat 8 observation satellite in Google Maps and Google Earth, Program Manager Chris Herwig wrote in a blog on Monday. This will give sharper images ...

Users of Google Earth and Google Maps can now view clearer and sharper images on the two apps, thanks to a shift from using the Landsat 7 to the Landsat 8 satellite.

Google Maps' WiFi mode won't eat into your data plan With the feature switched on, you'll either need to be in a pre-loaded offline area or have a WiFi signal.

It is 2025, and if you try to get walking directions in Seoul using Google Maps, you will still run into the same dead end: the “Can’t find a way there” screen. For many tourists, it is both ...

Google has just announced that Google Map Maker is being retired or, to put it another way, merged into Google Maps. Google Maps has slowly been gaining features that allow users giving feedback ...

In 2016, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport told Google it could run full navigation if it stored the map on Korean soil and accepted the same masking regime as domestic apps.