The future of Google Earth is multidimensional. Google's update now includes photorealistic 3D models of nearly every building in New York City. It's quite eerie to walk down a rendered model of my street. Sure, it's only Manhattan at the time, but I'm sure we'll be seeing more from Google. Why? Two words: Bad. Ass.
by Brad on December 18, 2008
That is really good looking. I hope they will have more Citys in high quality
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Google Earth is simply awesome. However when I looked up my own address and saw my car out front of my house it didn't feel awesome – it felt like Big Brother Watching.
I wonder what Google EArth is capable of that they AREN'T telling us about…
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