The latest addition to Google Labs was released today. It is called Google Squared, according to Google, “constructs a table of facts about any search category you specify”.
Basically Google Squared takes data from Web pages and organizes them in a square online spreadsheet. It is nice to have information neatly labeled and categorized.
You can try Google Squared in Google Labs.
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