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patrickstarr

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#18895 28-Jan-2008 21:54
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Hey everyone I am just wanting to know one thing:

Do you need to have internet access to get the full benefits of Google Earth?

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  #107280 28-Jan-2008 22:04
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Maps on the iPod touch requires Wi-Fi with an Internet connection.

'Location' currently does not work in New Zealand as no Wi-Fi hotspots have been indexed.




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  #109928 11-Feb-2008 17:19
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The iPod will cache some of your most recent views. You also get a basic basic basic view with no wifi.

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