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Google Profile Centralizes Your Profile Information
How many Google services do you use? One, two or more. Google is now making it easier to keep track of the various Google products you use with Google Profile. No need to bookmark and update the About Us section. This service will let you share as little or as much information you would like to share about yourself. Currently Google Profile is only available for Google Maps, Reader and Shared Stuff. But Google says Google Profile will be rolled out to link all services that you use soon. No word on when this will actually happen. Frankly, I am surprised Google has not introduced a centralized profile system previously. After all, when you provide 15 or so services to millions of users a centralized profile management system is essential for the power users who are fanatical followers of every single product that you release.
Source: Google Operating System & TechCrunch
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