@CNN: Google Maps is letting some users test a new augmented-reality feature in its mobile app that shows graphics — such as highlighted arrows and street names floating in midair — over a live view from their camera on their smartphone screens https://t.co/xrzISVxA2Y https://t.co/xOWwpXpK8e

February 12, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Google Maps is letting some users test a new augmented-reality feature in its mobile app that shows graphics — such as highlighted arrows and street names floating in midair — over a live view from their camera on their smartphone screens https://t.co/xrzISVxA2Y pic.twitter.com/xOWwpXpK8e

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@CNN: Google Maps is letting some users test a new augmented-reality feature in its mobile app that shows graphics — such as highlighted arrows and street names floating in midair — over a live view from their camera on their smartphone screens https://t.co/xrzISVxA2Y https://t.co/xOWwpXpK8e

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