February 15, 2010
When the original Earth program was re-launched in 2005 under the Google brand, there was a lot of interest in it. Being able to view satellite imagery of pretty much anywhere in the world was cool. However, as time went on, I think we all noticed that buildings in our areas which were knocked down [...]
August 8, 2009
Have you ever wondered how satellites can track mobile phones? It seems like they’re so far away, yet they can be accurate within about 15 meters. Just how is that done? The key to tracking any signal, whether it be cellular or radiowave signals, is something called trilateration. In order for trilateration to be used [...]
January 8, 2009
ProgDVB offers a complete alternative for watching TV on computer over the web. With this incredible desktop application you can instantly watch satellite tv on pc with hundreds of channels, listen to the radio, and record high definition quality videos, all via satellite. With access to several hundred channels worldwide you’ll barely ever run out [...]
January 8, 2008
By Tina If you want to explore planet earth from your home, Google Earth is the place to start. Fly over our world and zoom into different locations, skim through your own neighborhood in bird’s eye view, dive into the Grand Canyon, follow the Great Wall of China or have a peak onto the rainforest, [...]
November 3, 2007
Last time I discussed finding drivers for your software programs and also how to set up a printer on Windows. Well today I am going to get onto a more interesting topic – what to put on your computer. I know countless other blogs have done lists like this so this isn’t anything groundbreaking. But [...]
September 17, 2006
Google Earth is one of my favorite web services offered by Google. This application combines satellite imagery, maps, aerial photos and google search engine, producing interesting application that enables anyone to view almost any part of the world and simulatenously get location related google search results. As google states; “Google Earth puts a planet’s worth [...]
