This week, Google is making even greater use of its famous search technology by handing it over to administrative assistants. Smart Rescheduler, currently a Google Calendar Labs project, utilizes Google’s ranking algorithms to dig up the best time and location for meetings. Can you imagine no longer having to consult with everyone’s schedule?
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Google Automates Your Calendar with Smart Rescheduler
What is perhaps an attempt to save a little face after several privacy disasters, Google has announced they’re working on a tool that will let users opt-out of being tracked by Google Analytics.
Yet another creature has crawled out of the muck that is the mad scientist home of Google Labs (news, site). This one’s intent on helping you visualize and explore publicly-available data.
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Google Labs Spawns Data Explorer
This week we saw Google move from taking a bite out of Microsoft’s pie to their first all-out attempt at devouring it whole. What we’re talking about, of course, is the Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange tool.
If this is how we’re fighting now, then, well: Things just. Got. Interesting.
A lot of stuff has been happening in the social media marketing realm thanks to companies like Webtrends and Omniture, but now it looks like everyone’s favorite social network is kicking out some data reports of its own. This makes sense, considering the fact that Facebook just surpassed Google in hits.
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Facebook Sends Analytics Reports (and Outshines Google)
