hello friends,
Now only I reached my free time :) sorry. Here some hot news from Google.
New! Download Chrome (BETA) - the new browser from Google
How is this? - Dotcom-SEO in Google Chrome
Try with this new Google product - let me your experience - Enjoy
Google Sites as part of Google Apps for companies and organizations that wanted to use the service on their own domains. Now Google have made it easy for anyone to set up a website to share all types of information -- team projects, company intranets, community groups, classrooms, clubs, family updates, you name it -- in one place, for a few people, a group or the world.
The sites are available at: http://sites.google.com/site/SITENAME and there doesn't seem to be a limit for the number of sites you can create. You can create as many web pages as you like, but each site has a storage quota of only 100 MB.
http://sites.google.com/site/dotcom-seo/ this is Dotcom-seo blog's Google site.
Also I created like this URL "Goooooogle" http://sites.google.com/site/goooooogle/ but no use.
Google Sites offered no SEO benefits. because all external links include rel=nofollow
Please stop reading this post and visit Google Sites immediately. because if you are late, someone else may grab your favorite URL(s). like me ... 
Today, I noticed a small changes on Google Homepage. Google has a new favicon. yes, see this image. small 'g' symbol replaced to old 'G'
A favicon is a small image that is generally used to reflect the identity of a web site. You can find it in the address bar, in your browser's tabs.
so that, we are getting like this loading page,
Google Adsense team are testing the ads with new fonts. now they are testing with these fonts,
- Comic Sans
- Times New Roman
I found a screen capture of new Google Adsense font - Comic Sans in action via DigitalPoint Forums.
it's nice - I like Comic Sans 
Google Talk chatback badge
Google launched new Google Talk feature at February that lets visitors to your web site chat with you. That is "chatback" because instead of you doing all the talking on your blog, your visitors can talk back to you. Sure, they could leave comments, but those are public and hard to use for a real conversation. With chatback, it's a real instant message session.
I am also integrate that facility in Dotcom-SEO blog. if you want chat with me Gtalk feature in this blog sidebar.
Now Google update the Google Talk chatback badges in several new styles. These options are available by clicking on the “Styles” drop down menu when creating a chatback badge.
To create a Google Talk badge, visit
http://www.google.com/talk/service/badge/New
If you are a Google Apps user, visit
http://www.google.com/talk/service/a/DOMAIN/badge/New
replacing DOMAIN with the name of your domain.
Google Analytics for Blogger - Nice thing.
Google official message -
http://analytics.blogspot.com/2008/04/google-analytics-for-blogger-now-in.html
"Several weeks back at South by Southwest, Jeff Veen announced our new Google Analytics for Blogger reporting interface. Currently available only in private beta, this product is a collaboration of several teams and marks the transition of Measure Map customers to a new Google Analytics interface designed specifically for Blogger users.
Here's what Jeff had to say:
"Many of you may remember when Google acquired Measure Map, our analytics product for blogs. When we came to Google, our first job was to take the experience of providing clear, accessible reports, coupled with powerful tools for analysis, and apply it to Google's already robust Analytics product. The result of that collaboration launched last May, in the redesigned Google Analytics interface.
Since then the team has been hard at work fulfilling our original promise: to help bloggers understand the impact that their blogs are having on the world. To that end, we've rebuilt Measure Map as an integrated feature of both Google Analytics and Blogger. We hope you like what you see."
Though we usually don't widely announce private-beta programs, we are migrating all existing Measure Map users (which include many prominent bloggers) to this new interface. With all the excitement around it, we knew we couldn't keep it a secret, so we decided to let the cat out of the bag early.
However, please keep in mind that this is an early beta; as such, we expect changes and hiccups along the way. We'll be refining the new interface throughout the year before we release it to the general public as an optional reporting interface in both Blogger and Google Analytics accounts. In the meantime, you can always use Google Analytics to track your blog."
Google added a new search feature - Domain information 'Onebox'. You can now type into Google, whois domain.com and get the whois information for that domain.
Enter e.g. whois google.com to find a special link referring you to domain info from domaintools.com
When you click on the whois link, you are taken to Domain Tools. Domain Tools is one of the most widely used whois databases out there. May be it was a formal partnership with Google and Domaintools. 
Anyway I like nice Google feature. 
Google Gadget Designer 1.1 application for Windows, you can easily create a Desktop gadget from scratch. Gadget Designer is also useful for modifying existing gadgets, such as when you need to change a gadget's user interface or repackage a gadget.
This Google official tutorial leads you through the process of creating a simple Google gadget.
Tutorial Contents,
Step 1: Download and Install Software
Step 2: Create a New Gadget
Step 3: Add a UI Element
Step 4: Add Event Handling
Step 5: Get Debugging Output
Step 6: Customize Strings and Settings
Step 7: Package the Gadget
What to Do Next
You will add OpenSocial applications to your Orkut profile. Your friends can see list and your interactions get published to your Orkut news feed. Currently the Orkut directory includes only a limited number of applications. you can add a maximum of 25 apps to your Orkut profile.
My Orkut Apps - TypeRacer - more funny 
Orkut Apps can relate to anything, from games and music to travel and books. If you're interested in learning more, check this video.
The latest version of Google Earth 4.3 brings a lot of interface changes and new features. There's a redesigned and improved navigation control that lets you change the perspective much faster.
Check this cool screenshot, 
Google Earth 4.3 can be downloaded from earth.google.com Windows users that don't want to install the application using Google Updater can try this direct link. You'll probably notice that the Windows setup is much smaller: the size has been reduced from 12.7 MB to 7.36 MB. Unfortunately, the new version seems to be less stable and it uses more resources, but it's still in beta.
check this cool video, 
more information at Google system blog
Google's personalized homepage - iGoogle, offers two options to backup your gadgets and feeds at the bottom of the settings page.
Two options is there,
that's look like this,
Backup the iGoogle page on Google's servers - it's useful to backup your page before adding gadgets that might create problems.
Import XML file that includes all the tabs, layouts and themes, the feeds, gadgets and their settings. The XML file can be imported in any iGoogle page, so this is a good way to migrate the page to a different Google account.
Google robots.txt generator tool:
Do you want official Google robots.txt generator tool? Google adds that new feature on Google webmaster central.
check your webmaster tools account,
Dashboard > Tools > Generate robots.txt - Here's what it looks like:
iGoogle Webmaster tools Gadgets:
Google Webmaster Tools from your own homepage. Get errors, statistics, details about your site, and more on iGoogle.
check here, Dashboard > Tools > Gadgets - Here's what it looks like:
Great Google update, Google Sky from Google Earth and now made it viewable on the web at sky.google.com 
Check this video demonstration of Google Sky on the web features,
Google updated the design of the advanced search form. Here are pictures of the new page design, as I see them right now: I like this new interface,
if you click on "Date, usage rights, numeric range, and more" it will show this:
Today Google released Google Sites, allowing you or your team to build websites with documents, photos, presentations and more. This 'Google sites' service, which was spawned from the Google-acquired JotSpot, and it's works with a Google Apps account.
This video shows how easy is to create a simple site:
Add Google Sites to an Existing Google Apps Account:
If you don’t have a Google Apps account, try signing up for one. If you have one, log-in to your domain management dashboard and click the “Add more services” link, where you can then add Sites.
Google just released Webmaster Tools Gadgets for iGoogle
This is the process to start using these Gadgets.
'Google plan to add more Gadgets in the future and improve their quality' that's better to do easy SEO :)
check these samples,
Google Docs updated the toolbar design in the word processing and the presentation apps, removing some of the buttons copy -cut - paste, adding buttons for saving, printing, spell checking and showing the font name and its size also. anyway it's look nice :)
i saw the the Google update message on Google Operating System blog
Predictions for Google's 2008
Some of these items are obvious, others are mostly wishful thinking.
1. Google will try to unify its application and transform them into a big social network. The Maka-Maka project (or Google's activity stream) will enhance the already existing profiles. If Google doesn't understand that your Gmail contacts aren't necessarily your friends, we'll see a huge privacy backslash.
2. Google should finally go beyond indexing text and start to use image analysis and speech recognition in Google Image Search and Google Video. The NevenVision acquisition should produce visible results in the image search engine and we could see better results for famous people or the option to find similar images.
3. Google won't give up on universal search, but we'll see a different interface that separates standard search results from OneBoxes and other additions. Google's snippets will become smarter and they could include information about authors, locations, concepts.
4. Gmail will add another batch of new features, one of the most important being task management, and will finally go out of beta. Gmail will launch a Google Labs-like site with experimental features that could be added by those who are curious to see the next features before they are officially launched.
5. The first Android phones will be a disappointment, but developers will create a lot of interesting applications that could compensate for the poor designs.
6. Most Google applications will work offline using Google Gears, even if the functionality will be limited. Google Gears will also work on mobile phones and could become a part of Firefox.
7. Google Maps will be redesigned and could include more space for user-generated content. We'll start to see user's locations, important events from our area, recommendations from friends. Google Maps will become more personal.
8. OpenSocial won't work as well as expected and Google will focus on its own social network(s). iGoogle gadgets are about to become social and aggregate data from your contacts.
9. Google will launch a people search engine that gathers data from the web, especially from social networks.
10. Google Books will be more present in search results and Google will start to sell access to the full content of some of the books.
11. One word: sync. At the end of the year, Outlook and most mobile phones will be able to synchronize with Google Calendar and Gmail's contacts. Google Docs will have plug-ins that let you edit documents in Microsoft Office or OpenOffice and save the changes online. Google Toolbar will integrate Browser Sync and start to synchronize your bookmarks, cookies, passwords and your browser's history.
12. Multi-faceted search, searching from different points of view (objective information vs positive/negative opinions, official information vs comments from blogs, forums).
13. Google will differentiate commercial search results by integrating data from Google Base. Google will continue to try to promote Checkout, this time by showing small badges next to the search results from sites that accept Google Checkout.
14. Google Talk will move completely online: the embeddable gadget will let you create custom chat rooms, talk with other people and maybe even see them if they have webcams.
15. Picasa Web Albums will add some of the photo editing features from Picasa and will increase the free storage.
16. GDrive will finally launch, but it won't offer infinite storage or advanced features. It will let you access the files stored in different Google applications and upload new files from a single interface. Storage: 20 GB.
I like last point about Gdrive :) enjoy with your 20GB
