If you see a Google Streetview car coming down the street, make sure you pull to the side and pose properly, like this group of fine gentleman. Continue reading to see the animated gif.
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No, this isn’t a CG recreation, but rather a real Google Maps location showing what looks to be an image of Jesus appearing over a field of corn. However, it could just be mind tricks, meaning the image can represent whatever your mind wants.
Thanks to Google Earth, you can now view New York with 3D imagery, right down to the street level. So, if you’ve already got the program installed, then why not take a virtual vacation right now? Video after the break.
It was bound to happen sooner or later, and thankfully, Google Earth has already arrived on the Nexus One. Unfortunately, owners of other Android phones running 1.5 and 1.6 will not be able to use this application…yet. Video after the break.
When the Google Nexus One was announced, there were several cool new features unveiled for the device and Android 2.1: interactive wallpapers, 3D graphics and support for Google Earth.
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Getting live Google Earth updates just got easier, with Live3D. This web application, developed by the Media and Machines lab of Washington University, overlays live webcam images onto Google Earth. More information. Video demonstration after the break.
There’s a database of live webcam images, and it’s super easy to add your own via drag ‘n drop tools in Google Earth itself. So as long as there’s a webcam operating in the area, you get a constantly updating view of whatever the webcam sees.
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The Google Earth Guys, formerly known as the Google Street View Guys, are back at it again. This time, they’re out to map the entire planet from every angle imaginable. Continue reading to see what they come across during their adventures.
In this video tutorial, you’ll learn how to turn Google Earth into a flight simulator. No purchase necessary. Continue reading to watch.