How to See Google Maps with an Aerial View

What many of us REALLY need is the isometric or angular birds eye view, ie. from says 40° angle or so, not straight down in which ZERO walls can be seen.
IF I recall, Bing maps use to have that feature, but clicking Birdseye on the right side bar seemed to make no difference.

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Dami

Great; I live 95% of my life on the desktop and do this a dozen times per day. But you might have mentioned the weird little diamond symbol on the Android phone that you bang in order to be able to bang Default/Satellite/Terrain and Street View.
If people don't know, that little symbol did appear in the video in the little square on the lower left, by the word "layers".