Google has been receiving a lot of criticism recently for its Joint Policy Proposal with Verizon that, if ever adopted into law, is contrary to several aspects of net neutrality. While arguments for or against Google’s changed stance on these issues are oozing out of all corners of the Internet, it’s important to remember [...]
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1 Comment »A few months ago we reported that Google was holding a competition in which participants could create 3D models of towns from around the world. The competition was meant to spur the development of 3D cityscapes within Google Earth while instilling a sense of regional pride into the participants from each geographical area. Today, Google [...]
Posted in Google, Internet Tags: Google, Google Earth, Google Maps, Google model your town 1 Comment »Remember Google’s Street View Trike? Well it seems that Google, now looking to offer “slope side” views of several winter Olympic events in Vancouver, has developed a “snowmobile decked out with cameras to capture slope-level imagery of several runs on the Whistler Blackcomb Mountains”. Google is compiling views of Vancouver and the 2010 [...]
Posted in Google, Internet Tags: Google, Google Maps, Street View, trike, Winter Olympics 1 Comment »There’s nothing like a good corporate battle. While potentially costly to the participants, the benefits to consumers include lower prices, better, and more diverse products. This competition is the foundation upon which the capitalist world is built, and spurs the innovation that drives society forward. As worldwide adoption and usage of computers and the [...]
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