Have you tried "Google-squared"?

@w1z111 (985)
United States
February 10, 2010 4:00am CST
"Google-squared" is something that the 'Google-labs' have launched (not too long ago). Basically, it's like building a dynamic spreadsheet; filling the rows and columns with interrelated data; pulled in by way of your own search terms (keywords, key-phrases, syntax, operators, etc.). Google-squared is accessible to all, although you'll need a Google ID in order to save your "squares" on Google's servers. Currently, each "square" is limited to 200 user rows by 12 user columns. "Squares" can be shared through several networking links, once saved. Try it out! [http://www.google.com/squared]
2 responses
dolphin2406
@dolphin2406 (1224)
• Poland
10 Feb 10
Wow thanks a lot for this information, I didn't know about Squared before. It is really interesting and I found that by typing just one word you'll get many related items most of which I didn't know about. Thanks a lot & have a great day!!
ridwan08
@ridwan08 (1183)
• Indonesia
10 Feb 10
hi w1z111, i think this is a good information for me i'll try this.because i like everything newest about internet.can make me life easily and practical.this Century information is very important and vital.thank's for your info. Good Luck
w1z111
@w1z111 (985)
• United States
11 Feb 10
Hi ridwan08...yeah, give it a go! You might have to play around some to learn which keywords, key-phrases, syntax, operators, etc. get you to your desired 'block of information'; but you'll see it ultimately works quite well. Good luck! Thanks for your feedback!