Google Earth is about to get a "brand new experience", as Google has started sending out invites for an April 18 event where the search giant will unveil the revamped version of the application. As the California-based company last year launched the virtual-reality version of Google Earth with support for just HTC's Vive headset, the company might be looking to expand the support to Daydream VR headsets.
In Google's event invite, shared by Engadget, the company has not mentioned any particular details about the event or what the new version of the application will include.Instead, the invite just mentions that the new version of Google Earth will provide users with "brand new experience". The event is set to happen at 8:30am ET (6:00pm IST) on April 18 at New York's Whitney Museum of Art.
In Google's event invite, shared by Engadget, the company has not mentioned any particular details about the event or what the new version of the application will include.Instead, the invite just mentions that the new version of Google Earth will provide users with "brand new experience". The event is set to happen at 8:30am ET (6:00pm IST) on April 18 at New York's Whitney Museum of Art.
A new look of Google Earth will unveil on 18 April
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