Google Maps has a new feature in some large US cities – street level views using photographs that show 360 degree views.
This is the view of Yuet Lee, one of my favorite restaurants in San Francisco at the corner of Broadway and Stockton.
Here’s a picture of where I used to live in New York – the building with the green awning.
I guess pretty soon they’ll be looking inside our rooms.
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