- Google’s device-tracking Find Hub currently only lets you see the default Google Maps street view.
- In a new beta, the app is working on adding support for satellite and terrain imagery, as well.
- With all three views, you’ll also be able to toggle on traffic density data.
Update, December 22, 2025 (3:09 PM ET): After we first spotted Google preparing to add these new layer options to the Find Hub last week, 9to5Google shares that they’re now starting to show up for users today.
Original article, December 17, 2025 (6:00 AM ET): Google Maps is one of the most useful tools the company has ever created, and it’s all too easy to take what it offers for granted. Sure, we had stuff like MapQuest before it, but from basically the moment Google Maps arrived it started showing everyone else how mapping should be done. In the years since, its 3D imagery and first-person Street View photography have made distant corners of the world accessible in ways they never were before. And now, it looks like Google’s finally getting around to letting the Find Hub tap in to more of these fantastic Maps assets.