Pegman began first as Pegwoman (feminists rejoice!), which gave way to a Tofu man. The figure became simpler and had less discernible features — at 32 pixels, it wasn’t much to work with anyway. Image ...

Among them, the “Pegman” Street View icon is back ... mouse over the image to confirm it’s an Earth Tour. Earth Tours work with WebGL-enabled browsers (Chrome, Firefox).

When switching to this mode, a small yellow human-shaped figure, known as PegMan, that users can make ... showing her hard at work reading government correspondence. The photo shows her working ...

Though things didn't work out that way ... tool that allows you to move a little yellow Gumby-type character named Pegman through stitched-together photos, cruising around as if you were ...

Named Pegman. Who, in an image in the Google Blog post announcing the news, seemed to be channeling Clippy: He’s also exuberantly obnoxious in Google’s explanatory video on the new Street View ...

There it was discovered. A new Pegman. Pegman, for those of you that do not recognize the name, is the little fellow who sits at the corner of your screen or on a map, showing you where you are in ...

The organization recently honored Pegman at its 2019 Excellence in Craft competition. The program recognizes the best work by outdoor communicators in writing, photography, video and other ...

You might not think of him very often, but you know the Google Maps pegman quite well. Every time you zoom down into a new, strange locale, he’s there, pointing the way. But where did he come from?

One such feature is the Pegman, that lets you easily zoom into Street View imagery. Well, Google is overly excited to announce they have brought the Pegman to the new Google Maps. You can now see ...