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Google finally acquired Panoramio, a company that was the search giant's partner for a long time, providing high-resolution photos for Google Earth. The Spain based website has a huge database of pictures from all around the world, offering information about the geographical location where they were captured. As... |
31 May 2007
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Google has recently partnered with The American Institute of Architects to build two new layers that will allow users to browse and analyze the architecture of the most famous structures in the world. The two layers, America's Favorite Architecture and Blueprint for America will provide instant access to an impr... |
25 April 2007
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Google Earth is the downloadable application powered by Google that allows users to view maps and other satellite imagery straight from their desktop. Recently, the program was involved in an interesting case reported in Sudan, a country that is currently banned from using Google Earth. As you might know, several pub... |
23 April 2007
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Although YouTube was the Google service that used to help people publish their stories and require other members' help, Google Earth tends to do the same thing using its powerful features. The downloadable application was updated with several high-resolution photos with Darfur, Sudan, showing numerous destroyed ... |
11 April 2007
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Google Earth was the subject of a recent dispute between the parent company Google and the New Orleans authorities after the application removed pre-Katrina pictures. The search giant decided to remove numerous photos captured after the Hurricane Katrina assaulted the city, the local authorities accusing the company ... |
5 April 2007
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Last week, an interesting matter concerning Google Earth was spreading on the Internet after numerous New Orleans residents were accusing the search giant for removing Katrina images. According to the local authorities, Google removed all the photos showing damaged areas of the city just after Hurricane Katrina assau... |
3 April 2007
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Google Earth recently received an impressive update that allows users to view live satellite images straight from the desktop of their computers. At this time, the feature is available only for Edinburgh, UK, but it seems like the company plans to expand it in the entire world. Google Sightseeing reported about this ... |
2 April 2007
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