A view from inside the Google Toolset
GOING GOOGLE
Save time and simplify your life with Google’s innovative online tools.
For years, experts have predicted the rise of a world in which the complete experience of the average computer user occurs in the serenity of a single browser window. Work, play, travel, and shop from anywhere in the world – all through the mystical interaction of web browsers and web servers operating at the speed of light. A most inviting vision, but is anyone actually making it happen?
Google is making it happen. The innovators at Google have assembled an impressive collection of free tools for working, exploring, collaborating, and distributing information on the web. This Google Tools Special Edition takes a close look at the tools of the Google environment.
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