Google Wallet is a virtual wallet that stores your credit and debit cards, offers, and rewards cards. Your Google Wallet is always with you, on your phone and on your computer, for shopping in-store and online. It adds up to more speed, savings and security. In this “popup wallet” video, opening Google Wallet, is the opening to a whole new world.

Whether you want to email a few close friends, share a photo with your circles, video chat with the whole family, or reply to Google+ posts, it’s all possible right from Gmail.

Introducing Handwrite, a fun and easy new way to search Google from your smartphone or tablet.

To enable Handwrite, visit www.google.com on your smartphone or tablet, click ‘Settings,’ found at the bottom of the page, and then enable Handwrite. This feature is currently available in 27 languages.

Learn more at g.co/handwrite.

Google makes a special announcement about Google Fiber and the next chapter of the Internet. Google Fiber is officially launching in Kansas City. Pre-register now at http://www.google.com/fiber

Whether it’s adding your favorite dog park, editing local sights and businesses or mapping your entire town, Google Map Maker makes it easy to update the places you care about on Google Maps for everyone to see.

Visit http://mapmaker.google.com

Christina Blount Presnell is knitting together a global community of yarn lovers using Google+ from her Harrisonburg, VA store.

Missouri news anchor Sarah Hill invites viewers to contribute to her live television newscasts using Google+ Hangouts On Air.

http://www.exquisiteforest.com/
This Exquisite Forest is an online collaborative art experiment presented by Google and Tate Modern. The project lets users create short animations that build off one another as they explore a specific theme. It can be accessed via the website exquisiteforest.com and through a physical installation at Tate Modern (http://www.tate.org.uk/) from July 23, 2012.

http://www.exquisiteforest.com/
Learn about the making of This Exquisite Forest, an online collaborative art experiment presented by Google and Tate Modern. The project lets users create short animations that build off one another as they explore a specific theme. It can be accessed via the website http://www.exquisiteforest.com and through a physical installation at Tate Modern (http://www.tate.org.uk/) from July 23, 2012.