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VersionTracker should not indicate Beta Software - Version: 4.2.0198.2451 beta, 3/26/2008 12:41PM PST
sfo2
This is a beta release, version tracker should only identify final releases for its customers to upgrade
Wrong link - Version: 4.1.7087, 6/23/2007 02:26PM PST
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goer1
The download link gives me the Windows version (.exe)
Here is the link to the current OS X version:
http://dl.google.com/earth/client/current/GoogleEarthMac.dmg
Here is the link to the current OS X version:
http://dl.google.com/earth/client/current/GoogleEarthMac.dmg
what are doing here with your mac and OX 
- Version: 3.0.0548, 9/10/2005 07:55PM PST
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davidlaska
You are in the wrong place my friend. Since you are using a OS X, most software in the windows area will not work for you and you will be giving out one star review like candy. Bad mouthing software that is not supported by your platform is... I am a loss for words. Google earth is not a space agency. There don,t control the satellites that supply the picture. Take it up with NASA and ask them to hurry up with the high resolution mapping of the whole planet. There will never be real time imagery on the web, period. Just cause a software supports another OS, does not mean you have to bash it. If you can afford a Mac, get yourself a PC as a sidekick and google around the earth like I do.
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- what are doing here with your mac and OX
Very cool, but doesn't work with OS X. 
- Version: 3.0.0464, 8/7/2005 10:55AM PST
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thymes_of_random_thought
The good:
I tried this on my work computer and it's very cool to play around with, but still has a lot of problems. It renders some buildings in 3D so you can see how it looks in real life. It allows you to save medium resolution screenshots for free. The UI is easy to use, it's reasonably fast, and covers the whole world. Has a fly-to effect when you type in driving directions that is kind of neat.
The bad:
It doesn't have high resolution images for most of the country, just big cities. The addresses also seem to be about 100 feet off. The photos are over two years old, so it is fairly out of date. No indication anywhere on exactly when the photos were taken. Textures of the landscape is limited to only the western parts of the US. Most of the Great Lakes area is very low resolution. Covers driving directions on the roads with a car, but doesn't have an option for "public transportation driving directions" such as bus, subway, or train routes.
The worst part is, this is for Windows XP only, no support for Apple computers at all. If you've got Windows XP it's worth trying out, but until an OS X version is made I really can't recommend downloading it.
I tried this on my work computer and it's very cool to play around with, but still has a lot of problems. It renders some buildings in 3D so you can see how it looks in real life. It allows you to save medium resolution screenshots for free. The UI is easy to use, it's reasonably fast, and covers the whole world. Has a fly-to effect when you type in driving directions that is kind of neat.
The bad:
It doesn't have high resolution images for most of the country, just big cities. The addresses also seem to be about 100 feet off. The photos are over two years old, so it is fairly out of date. No indication anywhere on exactly when the photos were taken. Textures of the landscape is limited to only the western parts of the US. Most of the Great Lakes area is very low resolution. Covers driving directions on the roads with a car, but doesn't have an option for "public transportation driving directions" such as bus, subway, or train routes.
The worst part is, this is for Windows XP only, no support for Apple computers at all. If you've got Windows XP it's worth trying out, but until an OS X version is made I really can't recommend downloading it.
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Excellent graphics with quick response - Version: 3.0.0464, 8/6/2005 04:50PM PST
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jeff_brb
In a few minutes, you travel to any part of the globe and zero in on road maps of a chosen town with hotels and restaurants. The ground surface is unbelievably accurate. I have only scratched the surface of this type of program that only Google will put it's name behind.
