Google announced today the release of a Google Earth API and browser plug-in. Google Earth is the newest edition to the company's Maps API, which allows developers to turn their Web sites into 3D map allocations.
New features include the ability to embed Google Earth into Web sites, create lines, polygons, and placemarks in 3D. Users can also convert existing Maps API sites to 3D Earth, add or view buildings in 3D, and use Google Sky's high-resolution images.
"The Google Maps API, with over 150,000 developer sites, and the Google Earth client, with over 400 million downloads, are both tremendously successful tools to help users visualize this Geoweb of content," said Google.
"Now that we have brought the Google Earth API to the developer community, we can only imagine what wonderfully creative new web applications will be developed."
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Good news
That is a good news as I have a blog on Tourist places in India and would like to use this feature in it.I think that would be helpful to my readers also. Cheers !!
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