Are you tired of the same old static view of Google Maps? Well, you're in luck because you can now rotate the 3D view to get a better perspective of your surroundings! Here's how to do it:

1. In Google Maps, navigate to the location you want to view in 3D.

2. Once you're in the 3D view, use two fingers to rotate the map in any direction you like. You can swipe left or right to rotate the map horizontally, or swipe up or down to rotate it vertically.

3. To return to the default view, simply use a pinching motion with two fingers to zoom out until the map returns to its original position.

Rotating the 3D view in Google Maps can be incredibly useful when trying to get a better sense of the topography and layout of an area. Whether you're exploring a new city or trying to get a better view of a mountain range, the 3D view feature can provide a more immersive experience than a traditional map view.

So there you have it! With just a few simple gestures, you can easily rotate the 3D view in Google Maps and take your map navigation to the next level. Give it a try the next time you're exploring a new place or just want to see your neighborhood from a different angle!