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While you were using Google Earth to zoom in on your house, these archaeologists used it to find places to dig.

Users will be able to zoom in for a closer look at whatever takes their interest: a particular house, say, or a car.

It was a stroke of impish genius on the part of whoever was in charge of the footage to zoom in on David Cameron while he was singing this number.

You can use the Zoom box on the Standard toolbar to zoom in or out.

Scientists can also ask the computer to zoom in on certain small areas of the picture.

You can also drag the second (or right-click) mouse button to select a rectangular area to zoom in on.

This is the magnifying glass icon with an dotted box around it; the zoom region tool allows you to zoom in on the chart to get more detailed view of the data.

It means the device can be used in a similar wayto the Apple iPhone, with users nowable to pinch their fingers together to zoom in or out of a web page.

"The images will be very high-definition, and we'll be able to zoom in," Phillips adds.

Another very popular accessory is a telephoto lens that allows you to zoom in on your subject.

Perhaps the best example of this is photo viewing: you flip between pictures by simply flicking your finger across the screen, and you double-tap to zoom in and out, just as you would on an iPhone.

Prior to this, there was a lag time of a few seconds (depending on your system) if you wanted to zoom in or out on an image.

It doesn't support multitouch, meaning you have to click an icon to zoom in and out rather than pinch.