Google Earth 5 Reviews

Google Earth 5 offers a wealth of educational information in a fun package. Its nonexistent price also makes its minor inconveniences far more forgivable.

Beautiful satellite, astronomic, and topographical imagery ; numerous fun bells and whistles ; excellent value

Cluttered interface ; overwhelming amount of content ; slightly buggy

Historical imagery lets you slide back and forth on a timeline of available aerial and satellite photography. Older images can be impressive, but for now, they're often scarce. I rarely found photos more than a decade old, and many of those were ...

With the latest update of its virtual exploration app, Google now lets virtual tourists dive into the ocean, zoom over to Mars, and even travel back in time. The company unveiled Google Earth 5.0 at a recent launch event, which included appearances by ...

Many new places to explore in the ocean and surface of Mars. New touring feature lets you record and narrate your virtual adventures and share them with others. Historical Imagery feature lets you travel back in time through historical satellite ...

Requires a fairly robust graphics system to take full advantage of ocean exploration features.

Google Earth 5.0 features tons of new places to explore, including the ocean floor and the surface of Mars. You can even travel back in time to explore the past through historical satellite imagery.

If you've ever wanted to be Superman - soaring above our globe, diving deep in the ocean, or launching into outer space - Google Earth 5 can grant you your wish. In exchange, you'll have to put up with a few bugs, an inelegant interface, and a ...

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