With the help of Gmail Motion, we’ve been working faster than ever this week to build new products and celebrate a few existing ones. Here’s a roundup of our most recent efforts:
- Chromercise helps you increase your hands’ strength and dexterity while browsing the web
- YouTube celebrates its 100th anniversary with a flashback to its original homepage and a blog post by President Taft
- Body Browser lets you explore new anatomical terrain
- Look who’s going Google!
- Google Maps now features strange sightings around the world
- Docs Motion follows Gmail Motion into new gestural terrain
- Meow Me Now helps you find kittens near you
- We announce an exciting acquisition
- Seriously great typists may apply to be autocompleters
- gBlimps: the inevitable new ad platform
- New sessions added to Google I/O
- Fans of Mail Goggles should like the Voice-alyzer function in Google Voice
- New display advertising formats take marketers back to the good old days
- It was only a matter of time before Voice Search became available in this language
- ChromeLite is an even faster version of our browser you know and love
- After extensive user testing, we’ll soon be making Comic Sans the default font for all Google properties—get a preview on the search results page
- Travel through time and space to discover things from “then and now” with Google Teleport Search (in Chinese only)
- Tired of life on Earth? Learn more about a Moon loan
- Use Earkut to receive notifications when someone visits your Orkut profile
- A new look for our webmaster team members
Update 4:06PM: Updated with additional announcements. - Ed.