We’ve added some features to your iGoogle homepage that will enable you to post updates and play games with friends: http://www.google.com/igsocial

Learn more about how to rent the National Design Museum, Cooper-Hewitt Doodle 4 Google 2009 traveling exhibit.

http://google.com/favoriteplaces | A brief overview of the Google Maps Favorite Places project and launch event at San Francisco City Hall, 7/15/09. Favorite Places is a project on Google Maps to call attention to all the interesting places and businesses that are found online. Watch Google Vice President Marissa Mayer and San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom describe the project.

Find out how you can use Street View on your mobile phone.

Watch the new version of this video at http://goo.gl/TYJi9 and learn how to use Orkut Promote, a free tool that lets you spread the news to everyone on Orkut.

(NO AUDIO) To add additional usability to our launch of user photos in Street View, zoom photo navigation allows you to navigate between similar user photos. This is particularly useful when one photo is a zoomed-in section of another, as this demo video of Big Ben shows.

Google was the 2009 recipient of the First Amendment Leadership Award, presented by the Radio and Television News Directors Foundation (RTNDF). This video, which was shown at the awards dinner, highlights how our products enable people around the world to exercise the right to freedom of expression, even where governments routinely suppress free speech.

Michael Weiss-Malik, Product Manager for Moon in Google Earth, gives a product demo at the launch event on July 20th at the Newseum in Washington DC. http://earth.google.com/moon/

Land on the Moon in Google Earth. With Moon in Google Earth, you can take tours narrated by Apollo astronauts, view 3D models of landed spacecraft, zoom into 360-degree photos, and watch rare TV footage of the Apollo missions. Download Google Earth 5.0 to start exploring the Moon. http://earth.google.com/moon/