Apple registered a patent allows it to compete with Google's "street view"

Apple registered a patent allows it to compete with Google's "street view"

 

Uncover patent and Trademark Office us a new patent by Apple allows it to provide services browse panoramic photos to public and private places, like the "street view" service offered by Google.

Apple has patented its own name "3-d tracking of places for navigation through panoramic images, a patent that allows the company to provide the system maps a panoramic photos of streets like" Google "and increase the possibility of indoor navigation.

Apple explains that patent-based service allows user to review places closed as businesses through smart phone to see what was inside the shop and a shop.

Patent file indicates, in 2011, the service can be integrated into system maps so that the user can zoom into the map to reach the place where you want to enter and review what's inside a three-dimensional through panoramic images.

The company was acquired by the American company WifiSLAM on the indoor track, which is expected to use the patent to produce a service to users of Apple computers in the coming period.

Apple is trying to enhance the system of maps who faced many criticisms since its launch with the sixth version of the iOS system, dispensing support system of Google maps, which are still required to users of iPhone and iPad.