Google Dashboard Summarizes Account Data [Leaked]

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Wednesday, 04th Nov 2009 | Share


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Google provides users with several services including , Google Calendar and . Usually users have to visit these services individually to view information. Google OS has spotted a new Google Dashboard, which summarizes data from several Google services in one place.

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The new Dashboard will display a summary of email conversation, your iGoogle homepage, and more. Google Dashboard is definitely a good move, considering that many people use multiple Google services. However, Google Dashboard is not live yet, and users will start getting the feature in the “Personal settings” of their My Account page starting November 5th.

Watch a brief overview video of “Google Dashboard” below, which was supposed to be Embargoed until 2AM PT, November 5th.



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Author: Keith Dsouza

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  1. Pallab
    November 5th, 2009 at 9:10 am #

    Google has announced the product and it is live at http://www.google.com/dashboard/ .

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  2. Pallab
    November 5th, 2009 at 9:13 am #

    And yeah, this leak just proves Michael Arrington’s point – embargoes never work.

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