The Evolution of the Web
The folks over at Google Chrome have teamed up with Hyperakt and Vizzuality to put together the 2011 version of the Evolution of the Web visualization. Read more
Remixing Rosling
For an article about Sweden's most famous statistician Hans Rosling in Google's "Think Quarterly" Magazine, Moritz Stefaner has remixed two of the famous Gapminder bubble graphics. Read more
Google Zeitgeist 2010
With this years Zeitgeist application, Google captures the spirit of 2010. Read more
Google: Zeitgeist 2009
The year 2009 comes to an end and a lot, really a lot of queries have been gone through the google search box. The kind folks at Google take a look back at the happenings throughout this year. They do this as anyone would expect them to: collecting data! Read more
Digging for Images with Google Image Swirl
Google just released a new Google Labs project called Image Swirl. It is a visual search engine for images built to explore search queries from different visual perspectives. Read more
Traffic on GoogleMaps
Google just launched a new and exciting feature for GoogleMaps: traffic conditions on highways and arterial roads. The simple and very usable display works well in conjunction with Google's way of gathering the data: crowd sourcing. Read more
Easily add Geocode with MapSpread
What do you do if you have a dataset, say an Excel file and you need to map that data. Maybe you plan to do a ModestMaps application but the data doesn't have any geolocations. Let's see how you could go about the problem and how you can use a new application called Mapspread for this purpose. Read more
Working with Processing & Google Spreadsheets
Jer Thorp from blrprnt.com has published some screenshots from one of his newest projects "Flu Genomics". While there isn't much information available yet about the tool itself, Jer has put together an excellent explanation about the working process he used for this project. Read more
Search Results as tabular data
Google just recently released another useful Google Labs product called Google Squared. It's basically a search engine that organizes the search results as tabular data by finding similar attributes. Although the engine aims to deliver a perfect match, Google Squared also acts like a research tool where you can collect and refine your findings. Read more
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