Google launches a Digg like voting service call What’s popular to Google gadget.
According to Google
What’s Popular uses algorithms to find interesting content from a combination of your submissions and trends in aggregated user activity across a variety of Google services, like YouTube and Google Reader.
You can add the iGoogle gadget to your Google homepage using the following link :
Add What’s popular iGoogle gadget
You can also see the stand alone page on iGoogle gadget here
You can see the Gadget in action on your iGoogle homepage.
It’s another good way to track the popular and upcoming stories from your browser homepage.
By referring my previous article, you can also add this gadget to your Gmail homepage.
How to add Google Gadgets to your Google mail account.
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Again google is trying to develop copy cat service.
No doubt google will deliver a best products but internet mob are intelligent enough to use the innovation out of clones.
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Just my penny thoughts.
Goolge will have a lead there, since most of Internet savvy people have Google account. If they think to take it to next stage it will have instant users for their service.
By now almost 3K people are part of it.
Thats great…
Thanks for the news update.
I don’t like it. In theory a good idea but can result in rather skewed SERPs results
And makes a nonsense of SEO