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Design + Free

I like design, I want free. Everything should be designed, Every software should be free to use.

2006/06/25

 

Top 10 google apps, Sketchup 8.

Cnet reviews top 10 google apps:
1. Gmail beta
2. Google Calendar beta
3. Google Talk beta
4. Writely beta
5. Google Spreadsheets
6. Google Maps
7. Google Earth 4 beta
8. Google SketchUp
9. Picasa Web Albums beta
10. Google Desktop 4 beta

Reviews of Google SketchUp:

The good: Google SketchUp is free; elegant, with an intuitive interface and flexible 3D modeling tools, instant learning curve; tight integration with Google Earth.

The bad: Google SketchUp doesn't allow you to push or pull curved surfaces easily to make them three-dimensional; currently Windows only.

The bottom line: Google SketchUp is a flexible, powerful app for quick 3D sketching on the fly, but professionals will want the $500 version.
posted by Bingyang  # 6/25/2006 11:06:00 AM
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