It’s been a very busy month for Google with all the new projects being released. It’s just amazing how many products are coming out and how many more are still waiting to be released.
So far we’ve seen Google’s Web-based Spreadsheet Application, Google Earth Release 4 and now Google U.S. Government Search.
Google today announced Google U.S. Government Search, a new search product that will make it easier to find U.S. government information and keep up to date on government news.
With Google U.S. Government Search, millions of U.S. government employees, various contractor organizations, as well as the general public can easily search across content on official federal, state and local government sites from a single search box. They can also keep current on government-related news with constantly updated content from government and commercial news sources, including the White House, Department of Defense, The Washington Post, and Google News.
There’s still 15 more days left in June, so I wonder what we’ll see next? Only time will tell and from the looks of things, we won’t be waiting very long for something new and exciting from Internet Giant Google.
- U.S. Dismisses Google Complaint | May 15, 2006
- Don’t Celebrate Yet, Google | March 27, 2006
- Loose Change 2nd Edition | September 6, 2006
- House rejects Net neutrality rules | June 8, 2006
- Google Accessible Search | July 20, 2006
