Google Earth apk v7.0.0.7386 Download Free for Android

A wonderful surprise unannounced at Google I / O waiting for us in today's Play Store: Ladies and gentlemen, here comes Google Earth and its 7 maps in three dimensions !

Updating the application before we find ourselves with a revised interface and very minimalist: we are greeted with a quick 3-step tour that explains how to zoom, tilt and rotate.

But the real news, which was waiting for a while ' , is obviously somewhere else: in fact, come the first three-dimensional reproduction of some cities.

By tilting the image with two fingers, in fact, we can see some beautiful aerial photos that zooming , introduce some elements of 3D elements such as houses and trees.

We will not detain you further: go and up to date, you do not forget to come back here and comment letting us know what do you think of this new and exciting features.

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Google Earth Technology: now you can take a 3D tour of the Titanic (VIDEO)

The most famous ship in the world is coming back into fashion a hundred years after the tragedy that has seen her involved. Not only 3D movies, gadgets etc.. , But simulations have allowed just one click away to remember the Titanic. Google Earth , software that allows you to view a map of our planet, has decided to pay homage to the giant of the seas through a 3D simulation. It has been nearly 100 years since the Titanic crashed into an iceberg and sank to the bottom of the North Atlantic. The public interest is not diminished from that fateful night, and many documentaries have been produced by networks such as National Geographic.

Even Google has paid tribute to the centenary and has developed an interactive 3D model of the Titanic , which allows you to take a tour of the ship that is now in the dark depths of the sea.

Here's what the team said about Google:

The Titanic story has remained with us through the decades. It has inspired books and films and is commemorated around the world in museums and monuments. Now, despite being mired in the bottom of the sea, you can explore this unfortunate ship directly from your home using Google Earth.

We used images from National Geographic and we created a 3D model of the Titanic updated. And 'possible to explore the different parts of the ship, from bow to stern, searching for "Titanic" into the search box of Google Earth.

Here's a video that demonstrates the power of Google Earth 3D model that has created: