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New Imagery in Google Earth (May ’08)

Just over a month since the last update Google have announced new imagery for Google Earth and Google Maps. The full list of what's new is available on Google Lat Long. If you'd like to be kept bang up-to-date with…

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Wednesday, 14th May 2008

New Google Earth 4.3 Released

Yesterday Google released an updated version of Google Earth for PC, Mac or Linux. Google Earth blog has posted a (http://www.gearthblog.com/blog/archives/2008/04/video_demo_of_google_earth_43.html) highlighting some of the new features, which include: Day/Night mode showing the local time sunrise and sunset. Street Views…

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Wednesday, 16th April 2008

The Magic Number

It's almost unbelievable (so much so that we missed it by a week), but Google Sightseeing just turned 3 years old! All the way back on the 6th of April 2005 our first post was Disney World, followed closely by…

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Thursday, 10th April 2008

New Imagery in Google Earth 1st April ’08

Honest, it's not a prank! Yesterday Google announced new imagery in Google Earth covering all continents and 86 different countries. Updated: The new imagery is now available in Google maps and the (long) list of what's new has been posted.…

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Wednesday, 2nd April 2008

New Imagery in Google Earth 19th February ’08

The first imagery update of the New Year is now available in Google Earth. As usual, Google have announced the update with a scavenger hunt while Google Earth Blog, which noticed the update earlier today, has a more complete list…

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Tuesday, 19th February 2008

Google Sightseeing is now optimized for your iPhone and iPod Touch!

If you're lucky enough to own an iPhone or an iPod Touch then you'll be delighted to hear that Google Sightseeing is now fully optimized for handheld sightseeing! Just dig out your iPhone on Touch and point Safari to https://www.googlesightseeing.com/1…

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Tuesday, 29th January 2008

Welcome to Google Sightseeing!

Google Sightseeing takes you on a tour of the world as seen from satellite or street views using Google Maps. Our team of authors present weird and wonderful sights as suggested by readers.

Like this site? We published a photo book of the best entries, you should buy a copy.