Showing posts with label google earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google earth. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Google News On Google Earth

This is a fantastic new service from Google Earth. If you have not yet used Google Earth you should consider doing so. The Google Lat Long Blog (go here to learn about the news service) is sometimes fascinating and should be bookmarked or added to your reader.
The launch of Google News on Google Earth is a milestone in the evolution of the geobrowser. By spatially locating the Google News' constantly updating index of stories from more than 4,500 news sources, Google Earth now shows an ever-changing world of human activity as chronicled by reporters worldwide.
Zoom into areas of personal interest and peruse headlines of national, regional and, when fully zoomed in, even the most local of interest. From school menus to global warming, there is now literally a world of information at your fingertips.

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Friday, May 16, 2008

Virtual trip to Disney World and Epcot Center

These virtual tours in 3-D should prove to be awesome. Visit Google Earth or Disney World starting on Tuesday to enjoy.
clipped from www.usatoday.com
Starting this month, you can tour realistic re-creations of Disney's Florida theme parks and resorts simply by clicking your computer mouse.
In a pioneering partnership aiming to go online Tuesday, Google Earth and Walt Disney Parks and Resorts will make it easy to take a virtual trip to Walt Disney World's Epcot Center, Animal Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios and 22 Disney hotels and resorts.

The mega-map, with interactive features, will be available via disneyworld.com/3dparks or Google Earth (earth.google.com) for free.

On Google Earth: Photographers' images of Disney World will be 3-D.