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 Tried Google Earth Lately?
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Posted on 06-14-06 5:17 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Have you guys Tried Google Earth Lately?

It is cool, You can view the Royal Palace, Singha Durbar, International Convention Center, anything in Kathmandu, Even your home! Try finding your home.
 
Posted on 06-14-06 6:21 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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cheers 4 the info, dude

u cudnt view ktm this clearly till last week, now u can/ i 'went home' today, thanks to google

goooooooogle rocks
gooooooooood job!
 
Posted on 06-14-06 7:18 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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I already tried it yesterday. I found my home. :)
 
Posted on 06-14-06 8:51 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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going by the map and its technology, is ktm at an altitude of around 4300 ft?

the map is simply incredible. point to different places and it shows the altitude in ft. ....unblievable
 
Posted on 06-14-06 11:16 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Press release from Google regarding Google Earth:

Google Announces Major Imagery Update For Google Earth, New Tools And Innovations in Mapping

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - June 12, 2006 – Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) today announced a series of updates to the company's mapping product suite, further illustrating Google’s commitment to creating powerful tools for sharing geographic information. Announced live at Google's first Geo Developer Day, these innovations both connect users to information about the world around them, as well as address the growing needs of the developer community.

"We are excited to celebrate the one year anniversary of Google Earth and the Google Maps API with new technologies for these products," said John Hanke, director, Google Earth and Maps. "In the past year, we have had more than 100 million unique Google Earth downloads and have enabled over 30,000 websites to create mash-ups combining their own geographic data with the Google Maps API. The enthusiasm of the geo-developer community encourages us that these geo-based tools are connecting users to information in new and innovative ways."

Google Earth news announced today includes:

* Satellite imagery update: A significant high-resolution imagery update for Google Earth increases the product's index of high-resolution imagery by four times. This makes sub-meter high-resolution imagery available for more than one third of the world's population. While initially available only in Google Earth, this database will also be accessible in Google Maps shortly.

* New version of Google Earth: In the product’s first major update since its launch one year ago, Google Earth now features a more streamlined user interface and new tools that enable the creation and display of third party and user generated content. The addition of textured buildings brings a new level of realism and detail to Google Earth’s 3D world. Google Earth is also now available for the Windows, Mac and, for the first time, Linux operating platforms; and is fully localized in French, Italian, German and Spanish.

* Google SketchUp with textured buildings: In coordination with the release of Google Earth, Google SketchUp now enables the creation of textured buildings for visualization in Google Earth and the Google 3D Warehouse.

Google also announced several updates to Google Maps and the Google Maps API (Application Programming Interface), the developer tool that enables users to easily embed Google's interactive, dynamic maps into their own websites. These innovations include:

* Google Maps API: In response to developer feedback, an update to the Google Maps API enables developers of Google Maps-powered mash-ups, or websites that merge geographic information with Google Maps, to integrate data based on addresses. This ability to geocode addresses using the Google Maps API is the most requested feature from Maps API users.

* KML for Google Maps: A new feature of Google Maps enables the display of KML (Keyhole Markup Language, the file format used by Google Earth and other applications to share geographic information) on Google Maps. This innovation enables data created in Google Earth to be viewed in a web browser as a simple mash-up. Requiring no computer programming expertise, KML for Google Maps makes the sharing of geographic information even easier.

* Google Maps for Enterprise: Addressing the needs of the enterprise community, Google announced fee-based licensing and support for businesses wanting to embed a Google Maps experience in websites or internal applications. Leveraging the Google Maps API, this product enables businesses to map customer locations, track shipments, manage facilities or view any other data source in a geographic context.

Google Earth is available at http://earth.google.com/. The Google Maps API is available at http://www.google.com/apis/maps/.

About Google Inc.
Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google's targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.google.com.
Contacts:

Megan Quinn meganq@google.com
(650) 253-4944

Mike Nelson mnelson@google.com
(650) 253-4718
 
Posted on 06-14-06 11:17 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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But have you noticed that having Google Earth application in your computer considerably slows down its performance?
 
Posted on 06-14-06 3:14 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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wow fascinating. can even see the roof of gyane's hidden Nagarjun house and his secret road to the two hidden helipads.
 
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Can even see secret room of Sujata Koirala..... keep on watching.. you may see some indians banging her there...
 
Posted on 06-15-06 5:16 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Maobadis must be very happy to see this info, they can now plan at very convenient to storm where ever there are army installations and other places of interests.

They no longer need an "insider" to draw the map from them :) wow!
 
Posted on 06-15-06 9:49 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Arnico - did you get my little poke?? :) :)
 


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