Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, and Nelson's Column in London, England For Google, April Fools' Day is the annual launch day for a slew of gag products and hoax services you’ll likely never see in real life.
Google Earth has also gotten in to the wedding fever, creating a 3D route the wedding party will take to get to Buckingham Palace following the event at Westminster Abbey. Traverse Horse Guards Parade, and from there, you can travel down The Mall...
Buckingham Palace Hampton Court Palace Danny blogged today about the launch of Google Local, Maps and Mobile for the UK. In his post he mentions 192.com, an online directory that offers aerial/satellite images.
So, in a search for "buckingham palace," it will display pages it considers tops for those words, using all its usual criteria. This could mean that the search terms are in the image's file name -- "buckingham-palace.jpg" would be an example of this.
So, in a search for "buckingham palace," it will display pages it considers tops for those words, using all its usual criteria. This could mean that the search terms are in the image's file name -- "buckingham-palace.jpg" would be an example of this.
So, in a search for "buckingham palace," it will display pages it considers tops for those words, using all its usual criteria. This could mean that the search terms are in the image's file name -- "buckingham-palace.jpg" would be an example of this.
