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Microsoft virtual earth
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Do you think Microsoft virtual earth will ever be able to compete with Google's service?
Especially with them both being huge companies, and am I correct to assume Google has had more time to allow for growth than Microsoft!?
Especially with them both being huge companies, and am I correct to assume Google has had more time to allow for growth than Microsoft!?
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Are you talking about http://preview.local.live.com because if so I think it is a bit to slow. It seems to me to be more of a toy than an actual resource. Has anyone else noticed the xbox 360 controller.
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