You're soon going to have Fulwa (2025) Hindi Short Filma new reason to use Apple Maps.
Apple is adding a new feature to its mapping app that builds on iOS' existing 3D "flyover" tours of cities around the world. Now, instead of just the guided tours, you can navigate a first person view of the cities while in flyover mode.
SEE ALSO: The 12 best iOS 11 features you haven't heard about yetThe feature, which has not been publicized by Apple, is available now in the iOS 11 public beta. When you search for a location that has "flyover" enabled, you can dive into a first-person 3D view of the city. "To explore the map, move forward or backward or side to side," it says.
Navigating flyover mode is a lot like watching a 360-degree video on your phone: you can change your point of view by moving your phone around or walking around. You can also still go on a "flyover tour" for a more passive experience.
Though not technically VR, the new feature is reminiscent of Google Earth VR and raises fresh questions about Apple's plans for virtual reality.
The feature looks a lot like Google Earth VR, even though there isn't yet a way to navigate Apple's flyover in a VR environment. Still, the similarities, combined with the use of ARKit, raises interesting questions about Apple's eventual plans in the space.
It's easy to see how the new flyover feature could eventually translate to a true virtual reality experience. Apple fueled more rumors about its plans for some kind of headset or eyewear earlier this week when its acquisition of a company that makes eye-tracking technology was revealed.
Whatever the longterm goal of Apple's new flyover feature, though, it's a pretty neat way to get an up-close look at cities without donning a headset or downloading a new app. It might even be enough to make you give the rest of Apple Maps a second look.
UPDATE: June 29, 2017, 11:54 a.m. PDT Updated to clarify that previous versions of iOS had "flyover tours" but the new first-person navigation features of flyover are new to iOS 11.
Topics Apple iOS iPhone
India's top internet executives want government to favor local companiesSnapchat makes biggest move yet in becoming the new TVWhy the 'SuperMansion' Christmas special makes KeeganJohnny Depp is Hollywood's most overpaid actor according to 'Forbes'All the most mesmerizing space gifs from NASA's brandEvil Geniuses knock Wings Gaming out of 'Dota 2' Boston MajorPope Francis doesn't want the media to be obsessed with sh*tWatch the 'godfather' of fake news try to explain himself on Samantha Bee's showPantone announces natureThese smart glasses for cyclists will make you feel like a fighter jet pilotIsla Fisher dedicates her film award to Donald Trump for a hilarious reasonCavaliers were so bored in their blowout win, they started flipping bottlesHere's what will change now that Microsoft owns LinkedInGenius builds robot that communicates in GIFsThe weirdest insults politicians threw at each other in government this yearAll the most mesmerizing space gifs from NASA's brandEvil Geniuses knock Wings Gaming out of 'Dota 2' Boston MajorSuper famous cat tweets feline Christmas song and it's gloriousTed Cruz revealed his disturbing, yet poetic, feelings about quesoOh hell yeah, look how big this turtle is On Augusto Monterroso’s The Gold Seekers by Matt Broaddus Meaning by Richard Russo I Once Bought a Huge Wrap in a Walgreens in Manhattan by Ed Atkins Rabelaisian Enumerations: On Lists by Andrew Hui Third Sleeper: Bob Garison by Sophie Calle On Writing Advice and the People Who Give It by Sheila Heti Windows and Doors by Laurie Stone Sleep Diary by Rosa Shipley Accurate Models of Reality by Sophie Haigney and Olivia Kan William and Henry James by Peter Brooks On An African Abroad by Toye Oladinni Snow White Is Tired by Alec Mapes New Theater, New York, January 2025 by Rhoda Feng New Poetry: Margaret Ross, Nora Claire Miller, and Richie Hofmann Recommend by The Paris Review Remembering Gary Indiana (1950–2024) by The Paris Review What I Want to Say About Owning a Truck by J. D. Daniels Close Formation: My Friendship with James Salter by William Benton A Painter Is Being Beaten: Freud and Kantarovsky by Jamieson Webster Making of a Poem: Nora Fulton on “La Comédie Passion, Jealousy, Love, and an Unquestionable Disdain for Art by Olivia Kan
2.4248s , 10133.640625 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Fulwa (2025) Hindi Short Film】,Steady Information Network