#2 Browser Size

This feature is now integrated with Google Analytics and it helps to overlays a template onto any Web site, showing what percentage of the online population will be able to view what area.

You visit many websites through various devices like mobile platforms, desktop monitors, and tablets, but browsers aren’t necessarily equipped to adapt to these platforms. For many people, the visible portion of the web page is much smaller than the screen resolution, because of excessive toolbars and other clutter. Analyzing the percentage of visitors for whom page elements fall beneath the fold or off to one side is difficult, browser size lets you quickly determine which portions of your page are visible to which percentages of visitors.

#1 Google Mars

Google Mars, like Google Earth, provides a visible imagery view, as well as infrared imagery and shaded relief (elevation) of the planet Mars. Users can toggle between the elevation, visible, and infrared data, in the same manner as switching between map, satellite, and hybrid modes of Google Maps.

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