Thanks to its complete database you’ll get pictures, local info, layers, a 3D view -and much more- of almost any place on earth.
Far gone are the days of Columbus and his caravels: today, exploring the world is as easy as installing Google Earth mobile in your Android device. All you have to do is introduce the name of the place you want to fly to in the search bar and click. You’ll automatically get a real 3D bird’s eye view. Once you are located in the place you were looking for, you can change the layers to get local information on your destination (powered by the Wikipedia and Google Maps database). In addition, if your Android is equipped with GPS, you’ll be able to set your location and search for local services around you. And as if that wasn’t enough, you can also search by voice for the places you want to fly to.
Even though the interface and usability of Google Earth in its mobile version are quite good, we’re missing some extra layers and options. But even if we had them, is it really as useful as it sets out to be? After all, if you’ve already got Google Maps installed on your Android, you can to perform almost all the operations carried out by Google Earth (in addition to the specific Google Maps ones).
Google Earth is one of the star apps developed by Google Inc., the official Android Market provider, responsible of other indispensable Android apps such as Google Books, Google Maps, Gmail or Blogger.
Get Google Earth if you’re looking for a comprehensive app for searching for places, but take into account that almost all its features are already included on Google Maps.
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Google Earth Pro used to cost a staggering $400 a year, but in case you haven’t heard, the intuitive mapping program is now free. Google announced the change back in 2015, but the company’s instructions have since become outdated. Thankfully, the process remains relatively straightforward and quick.
The Pro package will be familiar to anyone who has used Google Earth before, but the software comes loaded with a host of extra features. Media companies use the video export feature to supplement reporting, and construction firms can use the tools to digitally survey any location on Earth. Here’s how to get these and other previously expensive features for free, whether you’re an Apple or Windows aficionado.
Other than that though, there isn’t another free 3D virtual atlas software out there that can rival Google Earth. If you want to explore the planet (and the cosmos, try searching for “Mars” or “Pluto”!) with a few swipes of your finger, it’s definitely worth the download. Google has provided its own Android app for the navigation is Google Earth. It's the outstanding and unprecedented resource for curious explorers. You can view complete globe using this Google Earth Android app. Google Earth adds various attributes like allow you to measure 3D buildings, record High Definition video of your virtual flights, and much more.
Step 1 — Download Google Earth Pro
To get started, we’ll need to download and install Google Earth Pro. Head to the Google Earth homepage, click the Explore option beneath Google Earth Pro, and click the blue Download Google Earth Pro button on the right-hand side of the page.
In Windows, simply open the .EXE file installer and allow it install the latest version of Google Earth.
On a Mac, you’ll need to open a DMG file, then run a PKG installer. You can customize where the application will install, but the defaults are fine if you’re not sure which settings to use.
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Step 2 — Sign in with your email and this password
The first time you start up Google Earth Pro, you’ll be asked for an email and License Key. To use Google Earth Pro, you need only use your email address with the License Key “GEPFREE.” Like this–
Do that and you’ll be using Google Earth Pro in no time. To keep things simple, go ahead and check the box beside Enable automatic login. If you do, you won’t have to remember the key next time you fire up the software.
Keep in mind that Google Earth users can also sign in using their Google account. This gives you access to any content you’ve created in Google Earth in the past, as well as your search history. Signing in with a Google Account does not affect your license key, so don’t be afraid to do so.
Enjoy Google Earth Pro features, free of charge
Google Earth Pro comes with an array of beneficial features, many of which can help facilitate otherwise difficult tasks. Below are just a few of the more advanced things you can do with Google’s virtual globe.
- Calculate the distance between two points
- Quickly measure the area of a particular area
- Find out how tall towers or hills are
- Export images up to 4,800 x 3,200 pixels in size
- Import spreadsheets full of data for overlays
- Record and export 3D footage in full HD, or 1,920 by 1,080 pixels in size
There’s a lot more than just that, too, as evidenced from the video above. The footage is from 2010, so it’s a little old, but it gives you a great idea of the kinds of things Google Earth Pro can do that the other version of Google Earth cannot. Some features have been dropped — Google removed the demographics and traffic overlays in the beginning of 2016, for instance — but there’s no reason to install Google Earth instead of Google Earth Pro at this point. Enjoy the extra features, even if they’re shrinking.
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