How old are the ariel photos on google earth and google maps and how can i get a newer version free of charge?

what about these ? just at random picked the Port of Felixtowe


http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=2%26amp;cp...


http://atlas.freshlogicstudios.com/
How old are the ariel photos on google earth and google maps and how can i get a newer version free of charge?
The picture of my house doesn't have my fence there..and it was put up 4 years ago! I'd like to know if there is an up to date one too so I'll be watching your relults!
Reply:I think it says between one and three years old on the home page. I don't know how to update it, I think you get the most up to date pictures they can show.
Reply:I believe at least 3 years for my area. It has my car parked at my old house.
Reply:I believe at least 3 years for my area. It has my car parked at my old house.you can also search on wikimapia
Reply:At least 3 years old as my house is as it was before i moved in a nd put a shed up. lol.





Just think what the government have if we have access to that level of imagry. scary.
Reply:Pretty old, the ones of Bangkok are around 5 years old :(
Reply:they must be at least 4 years old coz our old car is parked outside the house and that has been gone that long.





as for free updates i dont think they are available
Reply:not sure isn't it about 3yrs??
Reply:probably fifteen days to a month. its being updated frequently
Reply:the earth is an extremely big place


I think that the most populated areas are updated more frequently I know my neighborhood is about three years old, but New York City is probably about a month old


Google earth is without doubt the most awesome place on the internet, imagine what it will be like ten years from now!
Reply:The latest version of the program is Google Earth 4.0.2722. Updated maps become available automatically. If you have better maps or aerial photos you can put them in your own copy as a layer on top of GE, but it is a bit tricky to do.





Where I live is shown really fuzzy and low resolution. It's a bit disappointing for that. I do wonder sometimes what is hiding under the fuzz.