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Meebo is an AJAX-based chat client with which you can use AIM, Google Talk, Jabber, ICQ, and more. A great aqua-like interface and the ability to do all of this without technology such as Java is a real asset when on the go. No refreshing occurs while dragging around IM windows or viewing your friend’s information. The chat works great, too, and is perfect for people who are not allowed to install chat clients on work computers. You can even set messages away and leave your browser window open. It’s a very valuable tool that won’t leave any breadcrumbs, letting people know you were chatting it up.

Search on Google by voice with a simple telephone call

Integrating Google Maps into Your Web Applications

Sightseeing with Google Maps

MapBuilder lets you tag locations on a map and publish it on your own site. Mapping is now easier than ever. It's free."

This page contains a database of over 11,000 airfields and airports across the world

Placeopedia, a simple site where you can connect Wikipedia articles with places, and then make use of our database either to browse, or syndicate the whole lot.

A look back at 2005 wouldn't be complete without some lists. Here are three from us to you, representing some of the most popular searches this year on Google.

Google has added yet another feature to integrate an existing third party web service. If you enter a UPC code, it automatically references a link to the UPC Database project to perform a lookup. Way cool!

Not sure what word or phrase is likely to appear on pages you want? Consider running a word or phrase popularity contest with Google Smackdown, which you can find at www.onfocus.com/googlesmack/down.asp. This third-party application reports which of two terms or phrases Google estimates to be more prevalent on the web (actually on more web pages that Google has included in its index).

Introduction to Google Guide Welcome to Google Guide, an online tutorial making searching even easier. What Google Guide Explains In this tutorial, you can learn * How to select terms and search (more) effectively * How Google interprets your query * What's included with your results * How to search using Google's special tools and shortcuts * What to do when you can't find the answer you want * When Google added services, features, and options (Google's Feature History) * How Google works

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