Google Earth 7.1 introduces these new features:
Google Earth 7.0:
Google Earth 6.2:
Google Earth 6.1:
Google Earth 6.0:
Google Earth 5.2:
Google Earth 5.0:
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∙ 2011-03-09 21:28:21No, Google Earth is free.You have to pay $400 only if you want to download and use the advanced features of Google Earth PRO.
There are countless sources of data to view in Google Earth. Best bet to going to the Google Earth Gallery, Google Earth Blog, or Google Earth Hacks. See everything from real-time earthquake feeds to tips using GE in stereo 3D. However, if you're interesting in customizing google earth in how it interacts with the user and data then try looking into the Google Earth API, which is a JavaScript API for Google Earth as a web-browser plugin. See related links section below.
Yes, you can download Google Earth for free. There is also a professional version of Google Earth called Google Earth Pro for business users. That version has some new features (e.g., better printing, advanced import support, etc.) but uses the same imagery so it's generally not worth the annual cost for the casual user.
Google recently stopped support for Street View in versions of Google Earth older than 6.0. This means that Google Earth 5.1, 5.2, and older no longer access the Street View layer. Google announced that with the most recent update to Google Earth (6.2), it finalized the transition to a new method of delivering Street View imagery in Google Earth and dropped the older method of delivery in older versions of Google Earth (anything before 6.0). Download the latest Google Earth version to access the Street View imagery and other new features at related link below. Note the new preview version of Google Maps had removed the Orange "pegman" icon used to activate Street View, which made many users report that Street View was broken. The "pegman" icon has been recently added back due to popular demand.
See related links for lots of "secrets" and interesting places found in Google Earth.Also try searching for "secrets google earth" in any search engine (like Google) and you'll see lots of hits.If you mean "secret" or hidden features in Google Earth (also known as "easter eggs") then see related questions.
Google Earth Plus was discontinued in 2008, but had such features as higher resolution and allowing consumer printing. It has been replaced by Google Earth Pro.
There are a number of features in the new Google Chrome. If you are not disconnected, it starts a game of dinosaurs.
No, Google Earth is free.You have to pay $400 only if you want to download and use the advanced features of Google Earth PRO.
There are countless sources of data to view in Google Earth. Best bet to going to the Google Earth Gallery, Google Earth Blog, or Google Earth Hacks. See everything from real-time earthquake feeds to tips using GE in stereo 3D. However, if you're interesting in customizing google earth in how it interacts with the user and data then try looking into the Google Earth API, which is a JavaScript API for Google Earth as a web-browser plugin. See related links section below.
The features of Google Earth for mobile users are seamless viewing, sharp imaging, zooming, 3D images, remembering previously viewed locations and topography pictures.
Yes, you can download Google Earth for free. There is also a professional version of Google Earth called Google Earth Pro for business users. That version has some new features (e.g., better printing, advanced import support, etc.) but uses the same imagery so it's generally not worth the annual cost for the casual user.
its faster. Second thing Google Chrome support many add ons features like Google Page Rank, Awesome Screen Short...
Yes there are new features, which you can find on from the main website. The new features including calendars that you can sync with your phone, there's a reminder and many more features
Earth had both basic and advanced features available to its users. For instance, you can download data to and from a GPS unit. There is also a Flight Simulator.
Google Earth is available for Android and iPhone mobile phones. For iPhone or iPad you can visit the AppStore to download Google Earth. Google Earth for mobile is currently available on Android devices running Android OS 2.1 or newer. Note: Not all features are available on all devices. See mobile support for Google Earth (and Google Maps) in related links below.
There are many advanced features of Google. Some of the advanced features of Google include GMail, Google Talk, Google Voice, and the social network called Google Plus.
Google Earth only has a F-16 and SR22 in its Flight Simulator. There are no other simulators or aircraft models built-in to Google Earth. There are some new simulators such as cars being created using the Google Earth API.