The best of Google’s Photo Sphere, so far

November 3, 2012

It’s been described as the killer app for Google’s latest edition of Android Jelly Bean but with only a hand full of people actually able to use it (relative to the total smartphone/Android market size) how are users getting to grips with Google’s personal Street View creator?

Here are some of the best examples so far.

Stephen Kiely produced this Photo Sphere from Dublin.

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Adrian Stirbu, in Salisbury, England

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Nils Olivier, in Lanslevillard, Rhone-Alpes, France

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Morten Prom in Oslo, Oslo, Norway

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Giacomo Rizzo, in Paolo VI, Apulia, Italy

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Ye Kuang, in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan

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Cocker Dunn, in Kwun Tong Northnull, Hong Kong

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Raymond Liu, in Shau Kei Wannull, Hong Kong

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Reed Li, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Arturo De la Cruz, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

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Evan Rapoport, New York, New York, United States

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Fred Sauer, Half Moon Bay, California, United States

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