Website review: Welcome to EveryScape
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•9 reviews since May 29, 2007
travel, maps, science
•everyscape.com
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blusior rated 3 weeks ago- Kraków w Street View...i sporo więcej...
- snapish rated 3 weeks ago
- Sorta interesting - rather like Google Maps street view, except more powerful in a couple of ways. It really is more like you are there - more of a 3 dimensional feel. One can easily jump around to different landmarks.
On the other hand, not as good as Google Maps in several important ways - getting directions seems well, not possible, at least not in any way I could figure out. And then there is the cities chosen at least so far, I mean, New York, of course, San Francisco, and other East Coast and West Coast metro centers. Middle of the country? Oh, we have Colorado - three Coloradohot spots. Ummm . . . places where people presumably do something of interest to those who live on the West and East Coasts. The Midwest? Not there, nobody cares. I keep forgetting the Midwest doesn't count because it isn't on the coast.
And then internationally, we have Beijing and Krakow . . . and that is it.
Overlooking the cities chosen . . . I'm not sure I see any real reason to use this instead of Google maps - which covers many, many, many more cities. And it gives actual directions. It does not, give that feeling that you are standing in the middle of a major street looking at oncoming traffic and are about to be run over. I'll pass for now, but still a thumb up. Once in awhile it is thrilling to feel the rush one gets staring at oncoming traffic at least online. - Sorta interesting - rather like Google Maps street view, except more powerful in a couple of ways. It really is more like you are there - more of a 3 dimensional feel. One can easily jump around to different landmarks.
- spudsstuff rated 5 months ago
- video tour site
- easyeboy rated 7 months ago
- Pictures of cities in 3D
- gemininoir rated 8 months ago
- Good idea, but I found the site sometimes a mite user-unfriendly. This seems like the sort of thing several companies will tackle, with 1 or 2 managing a decent job of it, and the public only possibly mustering much enthusiasm. Some retailers have had detailed mapping of stores online for a while now; I haven't heard anything about an impact on sales.
- TS-guy rated 9 months ago
- really cool, but how would one use it for anything functional.
- LaLectrice rated 9 months ago
- Girl from Boston says this site is wicked awesome!
- chiefshu rated 10 months ago
- 3D map of Union Square, San Francisco. More cities and places to come!
