5 Google Products You Never Knew Existed

Google Products You Never Knew Existed

All of us know Google as the search engine giant and for its mobile operating system Android. In the recent times few futuristic innovations like driverless car, optically mounted computer, Google drugs, space lifts took news causing unprecedented estimation and expectation of the brand. But over the years Google has never cease to focus on technological innovations across diverse niches and an array of products of sophistication and excellence can be attributed to the brand. Many of these products actually are trend setters but remained less known to people. Here we are going to introduce 5 Google products you never knew existed.

Google Moon

Google Moon is a web based satellite map viewer service similar to Google Earth that shows satellite image of moon. Launched on 2009 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11 lunar landing, the service besides satellite images of the moon’s surface provides wide range of information on each and every Apollo lunar landing. The moon map shown through this service are of much higher resolution than shown in normal browser and Google Moon also offers 3D images of the moon terrain.

Google Think Insights

Content is what fetches you traffic and business. Creating unique content a small business can be hugely benefited in respect of using the web to reach new customers. Google Insights offers you the pool of wisdom and insights to produce really insightful content creating unique value for the users. Think Insights is one of the special web based service from Google that offers consumer trends, research analysis, statistics and infographics for helping you create unique content. Whenever you want to create an expertise driven unique content for your user across any niche Google Insights will come to your aid.

Google Correlate

Google Correlate is one of the lesser known Google products. Google tries to optimize search result in every possible way and this google product is another major effort towards that direction. It actually helps your web search relate with real world data. Correlation among various set of data and keywords can be found over time and various geographic locations. With Google Trends you actually put the query first and get a series of data related to it but with Google Correlate it happens just the opposite way. You put your set of data and get the corresponding queries. This tool can be greatly helpful for keyword research. It offers you ways that your data can correlate with your audience with a set of keywords.

Google Sky

Google as the largest and most rigorous web service is committed to add value to the user experience in every possible way. Google Sky is a particular service related to Google Earth that let you view and search for the objects in outer space with satellite image input from NASA and some research agencies like Sloan Digital Sky Survey and Hubble Telescope. Apart from regular web service it is available on Android smartphones as an app having augmented reality characteristics. Thanks to Google Sky you can have a virtual planetarium view of solar system, constellations of stars and other outer space objects.

Google Scholar

Google Scholar is another formidable Google search engine that helps you search in texts, keywords and topics across published texts and literature on an array of disciplines. It indexes texts, journals, research papers, books and literary works across a large variety of disciplines. With most peer reviewed and non-peer reviewed journals and scholarly publications from various publishers around the world within its reach, it is estimated that 160 million documents are indexed for search by Google Scholar. You can direct your search in this search engine by three parameters, respectively as relevance, citation and publication date.

There are still a whole lot of relatively unknown Google products that could not be discussed here. But the above mentioned products and services are introduced to produce an idea of how Google is continuing to create value for web users.