Not only did Photosynth come to Live Search maps, there’s also a big Virtual Earth Imagery release, 41.07 TB!

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Spain: Barcelona, Malaga, Manresa, Mijas, Oviedo, Sagunto, Vigo, Vilanova, Vitoria, Zaragoza

Japan: Sapporo, Nagano, Mt Fuji, Nagoya, Osaka-Kyoto, Matsuyama,

We mentioned previously that the Photosynth team has officially moved into the Virtual Earth Product Group. Today, Sarah Perez on Channel 10 pointed out that Photosynth is now officially integrated with Live Search Maps. Here’s an excerpt:

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Steve Ballmer is about to take the stage in Sydney, Australia, to speak for the first time since the announcements last week at PDC.  You can watch the video here, starting at 11:30am Thursday AEST (GMT +10), or 8:30pm Wednesday …

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We’re awaiting on the …

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We’ve had an outstanding response to our Live Mesh software for Mac and we’ve hit the current limit for

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Remember Windows Live Essentials, the service that went through its early beta stages back in 2006 and never made it out of beta, that’s meant to “offer integrated and bundled e-mail, instant messaging, photo-sharing, blog publishing, security services and …