UNEASYsilence.com posts a link to a leaked beta version of Google Earth for OS X. Read story [Edited on 12-9-2005 by Carlo]
Yup, but Google Earth is different from Google Maps. PS Macupdate just posted a direct link to the unofficial beta: Google Earth 3.1.0371 Enjoy. [Edited on 12-10-2005 by Carlo]
How do you always manage to find these things, Carlo? Thanks for the link, I'm trying it out now. It's so cool. It's a big strain on my system, but I don't care right now. one word: WOW! [Edited on 12-10-2005 by elbertc]
i can see our house sa US! hahaha but the address for some weird reason is wrong hehe but bottomline this is a GREAT app!
Google Earth for Mac finally available Finally, the very cool program of Google called Google Earth is now available for Mac. For those who don't know what it is, its basically a mapping software... basta its best that you just try it out to see for yourself!
Re: Google Earth for Mac finally available Check this link within PhilMUG - http://www.philmug.ph/board/showthread.php?t=10464&highlight=google
uhm,,, Google? (unless you want to petition to Earth) Good luck though (because not even the entire U.S. is detailed!.
Bacoor Cavite is detailed in fact and also some bulacan area. Notice the brown square spots! I think our city will be more high res if someone will do order of a satellite image of manila so then it will be updated from their database.
google earth - available for mac Hey, google earth is now available for mac. I did a comparison test between google earth and local.live.com and local.live seems to have newer images and better resolution. The sad thing is, it doesn't want to work with any of our macs. I had to use a PC to test it. Google earth, though works well with my mac. Tried looking out over Manila but the resloution on our part of the globe isn't very good. The images are better over HK and the states. In the states, you can see details like cars and people and dogs and stuff. Pretty cool.
Re: google earth - available for mac Hi pocketrocket. Please use our search function. Google Earth has its own thread already: Thanks.