[UPDATED 0900 PT: Microsoft has also released Bird's Eye views for London in Virtual Earth]
A couple of quick things before I leave the hotel for the Where 2.0 conference:
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SpaceNavigator Drawing – If you give me your business card at Where 2.0 today or tomorrow morning, Google Earth Blog will be drawing one card randomly to give away a free 3DConnexion SpaceNavigator (one card per person please). Here is a photo of what I will look like today – wearing my Google Earth t-shirt. Hopefully there won’t be too many other folks wearing the same shirt. -
New York City in 3D – Microsoft has announced they are releasing New York City for Virtual Earth 3D. A shrewd move announcing this at the start of the Where 2.0 conference where a lot of buzz will likely be generated. Definitely something to check out with a SpaceNavigator – unfortunately I’ll have to wait until I get to a box with Windows on it since I’ve got my Macbook with me for this trip. Virtual Earth still only runs on Windows.
you should definitely install boot camp and a copy of XP in order to check s/w that is windose only…
that microsoft has no releases for other OS’s is so typical… i hope they choke on virtual earth…
you should definitely install boot camp and a copy of XP in order to check s/w that is windose only…
that microsoft has no releases for other OS’s is so typical… i hope they choke on virtual earth…
Virtual Earth 3D only runs on Windows. But Virtual Earth runs in any browser out there. Isn’t it?
Microsoft’s Virtual Earth 3D requires a plugin installation – which is currently only available for Windows machines (and browsers).
And Frank? Is this really all that Microsoft had to unveil for VE? I don’t know exactly how to react to that!
What a happy looking Geek!
& as the saying goes “Geeks get the job done”,
i.e Thanks for keeping us viewers in touch with the latest & greatest.
jpwade