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The average image is 1 to 3 years old. I believe they all got that figure from an old post on the Google Earth blog that has since been deleted.Table of ContentsClick on the images to enlarge them.1. Download and Install Google Earth ProThe first thing you should do in order to see a satellite image of your house is download and install Google Earth Pro.You can use Google Earth on the web without installing it if you’d like, but Google Earth Pro has features you may want later, and…it’s free. You can download Google Earth Pro here.2. Open Google EarthLaunch Google Earth Pro (or Google Earth).If this is the first time you’ve opened it, you’ll see a satellite image composite of the Earth with menus and tools around the sides of the screen, with a “Start-up Tips” box blocking the middle of the screen.Close the “Start-up Tips” box.3. Search for the Address Where You Want to See a Satellite ImageIn the top left corner of the screen, you’ll see a search field.Start entering the address of the house (or any other building!) that you want to see.Google Earth will offer suggested addresses below the search field as you type. When you see yours, click on it and it will appear in the search box.Or just type in the full address.4. Watch as You Zoom to the LocationOnce the correct address is in the box, click “Search”. Google Earth will now zoom you to that location.5. Look for the Orange

As part of my work I search images alot on Google, i.e. using the drag and drop into the search box to get a page of similar images showing the pixel size of each image. Today when I used google (on Firefox version 104.0.2 on Ubuntu 18.04) the image search is defaulting to Google Lens, which is totally unusable. Does anyone know if it is possible to turn off the lens function in Google on Firefox (or Chromium, where the old method of disabling flags no longer seems to work) and return to the standard image search. asked Sep 7, 2022 at 9:44 3 Just install Search by Image add-on. Icon looks like a red camera. (I use Firefox.)"Reverse image search tool, is an open source project with support for various search engines, such as Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu and TinEye..." answered Sep 7, 2022 at 20:50 1 You must log in to answer this question. Start asking to get answers Find the answer to your question by asking. Ask question Explore related questions See similar questions with these tags.

By popular demand, the old interface of Google Image Search is back. People didn't like the cleaner design introduced one month ago that removed precious information like image dimension and the domain.Here are some comments from Google Operating System visitors. I'm sure Google received much more similar comments and decided to put back the more traditional design:"Google image search is a work tool, and reducing the amount of useful info you get at a glance makes it considerably less useful and more time-consuming to use. At least Google should allow the user to choose which version they want to see." "I normally look at the url text to check the validity of the image. If, for example, I saw a picture of the iPhone before it was announced and was located at apple.com then I would know its the real thing, or if it was located at joke.com then I would know its a fake picture.""This new design is absolutely less functional . . . when I look for images, I do not click on the "best image," I make judgments based on where the image is from, how many other images may be at that site, and how large the file is."{ Thanks, Douglas. }

Version of Android is actually pretty straightforward and consistent across the different Android versions. How to Access Android’s Easter Eggs Image Credit: A sneak peek of the soon-to-come Android 5.0 Lollipop can already be found in the developer preview. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Google has been hiding these fun Easter eggs in Android’s mobile operating systems for smartphones and tablets since Gingerbread. You could also try searching “tilt” to get your results tilted to a slight angle, “Do a barrel roll” to get your results to rotate 360 degress, and, my personal favourite, “Atari Breakout” on Google image, which lets you play a game of breakout using the image results as bricks. If you’re on your laptop/desktop, search for “Zerg Rush” in the search box and you should be in for a nice surprise. Google is a big fan of these hidden gems. Sort of like all the Hidden Mickeys in Disney movies, or the funny thing that happens when tried to get ( old) Google Maps to show you the way from “The Shire” to “Mordor”. If you’re not familiar with Easter Eggs, they aren’t actual eggs, but hidden messages or features in a computer program, movie, book or crossword. Did you know that Google Android has been hiding Easter Eggs in every version of Android released since Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)?

And view the corresponding imagery and maps.9. Can you see older Google Earth images?Yes, you can see older Google Earth images using the historical imagery feature. Enter a location in the search bar, click on view, and then select ‘Historical Imagery’ to see the image for a specific time in the past.10. How do I search Google back in time?To search Google back in time, follow these steps:– Run a standard Google search.– On the search results page, click on Tools.– Select Any time and then Custom range.– Enter the desired date range to search for pages published around that time.11. Why is my Google Earth so old?Google Earth uses satellite and aerial imagery that is captured at different dates and times. The imagery available in Google Earth may not always be the most recent, as it depends on when the data was last updated by Google.12. How do I get the time slider on Google Earth?To enable the time slider in Google Earth, go to View > Show Time, and select the desired option, either Automatically or Always. This will display the time slider on the interface.13. How far back does Google Earth engine go?Google Earth Engine hosts satellite imagery that includes historical earth images going back more than forty years. The exact dates available may vary depending on the location and source of the imagery.14. Is Google Earth Pro free?Yes, Google Earth Pro is a free desktop tool with advanced mapping features. It allows users to import and