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Happy Birthday, Israel – from Google
Apr 25, 2012 at 06:11:41 PMGoogle and Israel have always had a special relationship. Google's first R&D facility in the Middle East was opened in Israel. Now this week, in conjunction with Israel's Independence Day, Google has launched the long-awaited Israeli version of "Street View."
For years, Google's popular Street View feature ― which shows genuine photographs of every stretch of road in the Western world ― had been prohibited in Israel due to security concerns. But Google engineers developed a method of automatically blurring faces and license plates, and that was enough to get the government's go-ahead.
Now folks in every corner of the planet can visit the Western Wall and the Aish Center immediately opposite. Users can see Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo, the Israel Museum and the Yad Vashem Holocaust museum. Or they can stroll through Tel Aviv's hip Neve Tzedek neighborhood and the ancient port of Jaffa.
To top it all off, the Google logo ― seen during the billion search queries that Google processes each day ― has been transformed into a global 64th birthday card for the Jewish state.
(1) Lorilei Docherty, April 26, 2012 5:48 PM
Sorry, but the Flags didn't fly in America. ;( I and several "friends" on FB tryed and no flags. Sad.