Google Makes Smart Use of Trendalyzer, Let

Posted by Abbas ||

April 29, 2009 ||

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Google just announced a new functionality which allows search users to search and compare public data.

This functionality is the result of acquisition of a software called Trendalyzer back in early 2007. Trendlyzer was known for its smart interpretation of the huge data and its smart and user friendly representation in terms of graphs, etc..

The current release lets you search for some interesting information like, Unemployment rates, CO2 emissions, number of wildfires, etc.. followed by a U.S. state or county to see the most recent information in the graphical format. The dynamic chart lets you compare results with any county across U.S which actually produces some interesting results.

Click here to see a live example of the graphical representation of the Unemployment data

Also, watch the video below to get a glance of the new functionality

As the post says “This is just the beginning. Stay tuned for more” I am really looking forward to some interesting information which will help us make more sense of the information out there..