New: 3D photos on Vision Pro, walking in street-level views, and a richer GeoGame. • Vision Pro — spatial 360° photos now show with real depth, rendered separately for each eye. Prefer the sharper flat version? Switch it off in Settings. • Walk around — arrows on the ground show where you can go next in Street View and Look Around. Tap one to step there. • GeoGame: moving — switch "Allow moving" on and every player can walk their own view, while the answer stays where the round began. • GeoGame: who has guessed — a row above the controls lists everyone and ticks them off as their guesses arrive. • GeoGame: speed counts — a quick guess takes up to 35 % off that round's distance. The scoreboard counts the distance up first, then applies the bonus, so you watch it change the order. • GeoGame: or save the bonuses — score the rounds on distance alone and let every time bonus land at once at the end, which can still turn the result around. • Viewer controls now sit in the system bar, so your device places them: along the bottom on iPhone and iPad, down the side on iPhone Duo — including when it's folded. • Google Street View — finding a spot works again after a change on Google's side, and "Show location" now opens the viewer right away and loads the panorama inside it.

• GeoGame: start a game straight from a FaceTime call — no need to share a panorama first. • GeoGame: more reliable start and reconnect — a game now opens for everyone on the first try (even right after reconnecting), and if you drop out you come back with your place and score. • GeoGame: fairer scoring for players who join a game late, and the host is now shown correctly for everyone after a takeover. • GeoGame: player colors now match across every device — scoreboard, podium and reveal map. • Laser pointer: now shows correctly on community and Commons photos. • Laser pointer: when a pointer is off-screen, an arrow points the way in that person's color — one arrow per person pointing. • Laser pointer: larger and easier to read on iPhone.

New: your own community panoramas, more street-level views, and GeoGame — the multiplayer guessing game. • Community — sign in and upload your own 360° panoramas: with a title, description and map location. Everyone can browse, like and report them — and you decide whether others may save each one. • Set the front — in the preview, look where people should see first and tap "Set as front". • Street-level views — now including user-contributed 360° photos: mountain tops, trails, indoor spots and places no camera car ever reached. They appear as dots and lines on the coverage overlay, right where you drop the pin. • Favorites — heart a street-level spot and it becomes its own source in the List and on the Map, sortable by resolution and date, synced across your devices. • List — flip the sort direction (newest/oldest, most popular first) and sort by resolution (highest or lowest first). • GeoGame — start a multiplayer guessing game from the Share tab: everyone lands on the same random street-level spot and drops a pin — closest to the real place wins. With a 3-2-1 start, live timer, reveal map, animated scoreboard and a winner podium with confetti.

New: street-level views, a smarter map, and saving panoramas. • Street-level views – drop a pin on the map and step into the 360° view at street level: double-tap to walk forward, or shuffle to a random spot. Optionally in full resolution for much sharper detail. • Map – search for a place, or tap to center on where you are. • Save a panorama – keep the whole 360° image (up to 16k) or a framed region to Photos or Files; now works for Wikimedia Commons photos too. • Save together – in a shared session the host decides whether others can save; and share the view you're in with everyone in one tap. • Sort your imported panoramas in the Local tab by name or date. • Mac: drag image files straight onto the Local tab to import them.

New: street-level views, a smarter map, and saving panoramas. • Street-level views – drop a pin on the map and step into the 360° view at street level: double-tap to walk forward, or shuffle to a random spot. Optionally in full resolution for much sharper detail. • Map – search for a place, or tap to center on where you are. • Save a panorama – keep the whole 360° image (up to 16k) or a framed region to Photos or Files; now works for Wikimedia Commons photos too. • Save together – in a shared session the host decides whether others can save; and share the view you're in with everyone in one tap. • Sort your imported panoramas in the Local tab by name or date. • Mac: drag image files straight onto the Local tab to import them.

Watch together, point things out, explore — and Explore360 is now on Mac. • Now on Mac — the full Explore360, as a native Mac app. • Watch together — share a panorama over FaceTime with SharePlay and everyone explores the same view. • Rooms — share without FaceTime: create one and others join by name (optional password). • Laser pointer — everyone points in their own color, labelled with their name. • Export a region — frame any part of a panorama and save it as its own flat photo. • Your own panoramas — import equirectangular shots, group them into lists synced via iCloud, and see your geotagged ones on the map. • Titles and descriptions now translate instantly into your language.