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Culture Buzz Switzerland: No longer on my bucket list. Not even the supernatural can hide from the all-mighty Street View cars.
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Type in your address. Then RUN! THE ZOMBIES ARE AFTER YOU!
Just a normal day in Wilmersdorf, Germany. Walking the dog, going grocery shopping, witnessing the miracle of life… you know, the usual. (Update: It might be fake. Booo.)
Totally packed with penguins, as expected. Click through to hang out and look around a bit. (Via.)
Sure, pulling off the road and running out of your car may be dangerous. But, when an opportunity like this comes along, you take advantage of it.
A Google streetview car and a Finn Labs van both get a one in a million shot. I guess the world isn't such a big place after all.
It's quite clear what the frogman community thinks about the Google Street View car.
No joke. Let the parodies begin! How about my ex's bedroom, inside the human body … the future?
Out of all the strange things that ever arose from Google, I think this is the best. (Via Geekologie.)
How streetview works, according to Google Japan. Which is apparently way more fun and adorable than Google U.S. (Via.)
This isn't the first strange thing ever captured by Google Maps' Street View, but it might be the most other-worldly. On a street in Brooklyn, near the southern end of Carroll Gardens, is the gateway to the next world.
The Google Maps Street View Car captured this awesome scene in Pittsburgh. See it on Google maps here.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1166722/Watch-Bro...
Those wacky Brits are at it again: a Cambridgeshire town is fighting the Google Streetview van from infiltrating their neighborhood by forming a human chain to stop the camera. But seriously guys, how will we find Waldo?
Tech Buzz His wife spotted his Range Rover outside her friend's house while he was supposedly away on “business,” and now she's suing for divorce. What did the U.K.'s massive tabloid industry possibly write about before the advent of Google Street View?
One of my favorite Gizmodo PhotoShop contests to date: “50 of the Most Insane Things Never Seen on Google Street View.” Inevitably, the contest has kind of a sci-fi vibe to it, but there's plenty of good stuff in there - Planet of the Apes is particularly inspired. Click the image for more.
Google’s Streetview service captures another little slice of humanity. This image comes to us from the depths of northern Australia, which means the guy in the picture probably didn’t just visit these ladies, though he’s now bound to them in internet shame.
Culture Buzz People are snapped sunbathing, exiting strip clubs and jaywalking on the new Google Maps Street View feature. Google sent out a van outfitted with a battery of 360-degree cameras to capture street level images, and all sorts of human behavior was picked up as a result. The cat lady, for one, is very unhappy.
And you thought these reactions were bad. A million face palms is not…
