google has acquired keyhole

[bluespace]

keyhole, now known as google earth is the best in infos abt the location around the world
http://earth.google.com/

you will get a globe like interface (you need internet conn: speed above 128kbps) and from that interface you can fly to any location in this earth
if you zoom in then you can actually see the streets and cars parked, really good software :)

[sms_solver]

Google is on the path of next Microsoft. They will acquire anything that they find have future potential.

[The Webmaster]

Yepp that is true. Google is on the path smthing like microsoft but thier goals are bigger than MS, i have no doubt that in coming future we will see war against MS and google, which is on now, between msn search and Google.

[wolfff]

I just spent the last 30 minutes going through my city. This thing is great... but to really enjoy it / be amazed u need atleast a 512k line.

[QwertyManiac]

U r right we need a good bandie for that software, p.s. my uncle has bought a subscription of 20$ and i really enjoy the new zoomed views, saw my home on that in a good view. :P

[the_moon]

Yes! Google Earth is very interesting!
I focused on my skool's area & could clearly see the building, the filed, the bus stop & things!
Its great but eats up a great bandwidth!!

[raasm287]

this is great!!! i just loved it

[Innocent]

i saw nothing:( my city in google earth has nooooooooooo buildings or anything else:( just a plane

[expertno.1]

ahh that was good ..mumbai was shown

[cryptid]

Ya i have seen the software but i dont think so u need internet speeds over 128kbps as my frnd only has 64kbps connection and it still works

[sms_solver]

Google Earth has close up view of major cities of the world like New York, Paris, Mumbai, Bejing, Tokyo

[infra_red_dude]

hey does it work for ye ppl? i'm hafing problems.

[bluespace]

You don't want to miss this

Far more better than google earth

NASA's WORLD WIND

:arrow: http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/

More Place informations, good graphics, abt 45 MB in size, and it's Open Sourced :)

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