Since 2006, you've likely been seeing a steady increase of user photos appear in Google Maps whenever you search for a place, most typically when that place is a location that attr...
For those of you that aren't going to be able to join the millions of people planning to convene upon London this June to participate in the Central Weekend of the Queen's Diamond...
The sinking of the Titanic is one of the best-known disasters in U.S. history, yet there's still a lot we just don't know about the massive ship and some of her final pass...
Occasionally, no matter how confident you are in your general skills with manipulating new devices or environments, sometimes your intuition is not enough and you must open up to s...
When you're getting ready to travel, or go out and about, normally, people want to go where the action is. Granted, there are those of us who want to get away from it all, and vac...
As adventuresome as you may consider yourself, taking on something as geologically daunting as the Amazon is a towering challenge. The heat, the anacondas, the bugs, the very real...
I remember the first time I used Google Earth to look at satellite photos of my house. It was a little bit scary, but it was even more awesome. At the time I couldn't imagine any p...
The world is what you make of it, Google Earthers, and now you can take it with you.
With the launch of Google Earth 6.2 for Android and iOS devices announced today, Google has...
If you take a look at old photographs of any city, you'll see a great deal of difference between what the geography used to be and what it is now. Buildings go up and come down, ho...
Google has posted an interesting video about how to easily add a 3D view to your map, when using the Google Maps API, by taking advantage of Google Earth.
In the video, Josh Liv...
Scientists are learning that Google Earth is a good way to verify government activity.
"This shows the promise of Google Earth for collecting and verifying data, which means a f...
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