On June 6, Google announced that it has launched a new project on creating maps of cities in 3D. Three-dimensional maps of several U.S. communities will be presented in the fourth quarter of current year and will be added to the Google Earth application. The company showed the possibility of the new format by releasing a three-dimensional view of San Francisco on Google Earth as an example, where a press conference was held. While watching a video filmed from the aircraft, it will create an impression on the user that he is flying over the city by air. Google will photograph buildings, monuments and even trees on the streets and users will be able to view all facilities from four sides. Google is hoping to receive a detailed survey of several cities with a combined population of 300 million people by the end of the year. In addition, Google also announced the ability to view maps in Google Maps application on Google’s Android software offline later. To do this, the user will need to choose in advance the desired area of the map and download the option on his smartphone or tablet computer.