Showing posts with label Google Earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Earth. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Google Earth Gallery

Google launched the Google Earth Gallery to highlight user created content on Google Earth. Examples of featured content are Hurricane Katrina, Darfur Crises, Rising Sea Level Animation, Sharing My Watercolours, etc. In addition, they released an iGoogle gadget which will let you view random Google Earth content on your iGoogle homepage. This is how the gadget looks like:
[Via Google Earth Blog]

Thursday, May 10, 2007

News Summary

AdSense Webinar
If you are fed up with the suggestions given by users in DigitalPoint or AdSense's Help Group, you might want to join the upcoming webinar titled 'AdSense is holding a Taking It to the Next Level: Improving Your AdSense Performance' next Wednesday, May 16th at 10:30am PDT. They will leave time at the end of the webinar to answer any questions or concerns regarding your ad performance or other account issues.

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Google LatLong Blog
A new official Google blog about Google Earth, Maps, Local and their related APIs.
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Thursday, January 25, 2007

The truth about Google Earth



Note: According to Google Earth, most of the imageries are approximately one to three years old. So the situation mention in the video will not happen in reality. ;)

Thursday, December 14, 2006

Santa's Toy Hunt in Google Earth

Google employees once again used their creativity and created a toy hunt in Google Earth. Every day from December 12th until Christmas Eve, a clue will appear outside Santa's North Pole workshop:
They even set up a promotion page where you can find the details of the game including all the huge presents in varies places. Download the latest version of Google Earth as well as the Santa KML file to play. Keep track of Santa and on December 24th, Santa will load his sleigh, take the reins and soar into the skies, delivering presents to good children all over the world.