Is about 2-3 years old, I can tell by looking at some building and bridges in Poland, that are allready done but still in development on those photos. Anyway - it's a great thing that now we have our world underneath our fingers, it's another major step for google that more or less explains it's market value;)
Try to image that in few years we'll be able to use PDAs combined with GPS and those maps from Google. You'll never got lost again in any foreign city. Or if in the future they could update those maps in realtime we would be able to easly recongize trafic jams, and have a satelite view of some events - pope funeral for instance, U2 performances or those US activities in foreign countries lately:)
Go google go!
How awful. Poland was missing on the maps for number of years in the past, was divided three times before, and yet some MSguys try to remind us how it is not to appear on the map.
On the other hand it's curious why didn't anybody come out with this story before? Maybe because in this region we think, that MS is generally nothing to worry about. They are missing "pixels" in each and every part of their products. Try Autoroute European Edition if you want to have some fun;)
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Is about 2-3 years old, I can tell by looking at some building and bridges in Poland, that are allready done but still in development on those photos. Anyway - it's a great thing that now we have our world underneath our fingers, it's another major step for google that more or less explains it's market value ;)
Try to image that in few years we'll be able to use PDAs combined with GPS and those maps from Google. You'll never got lost again in any foreign city. Or if in the future they could update those maps in realtime we would be able to easly recongize trafic jams, and have a satelite view of some events - pope funeral for instance, U2 performances or those US activities in foreign countries lately :)
Go google go!
How awful. Poland was missing on the maps for number of years in the past, was divided three times before, and yet some MSguys try to remind us how it is not to appear on the map. On the other hand it's curious why didn't anybody come out with this story before? Maybe because in this region we think, that MS is generally nothing to worry about. They are missing "pixels" in each and every part of their products. Try Autoroute European Edition if you want to have some fun ;)