Earlier in the day, Google launched a somewhat mysterious new service to the public that is dubbed “What do you love?” It is a simple search box that's similar to the one you find on Google.com, but it returns results from more than 20 different Google products, including: Translate, Maps, Groups, Trends, etc.
The results of your search appear in little boxes on the page and in some cases, there is a little button in the bottom right-hand corner that allows you to expand the content of the box. In addition, there is a button in the bottom left-hander corner that allows you to go directly to the Google service that the specific box deals with.
The service resembles a lot of features from iGoogle, a service that allows users to setup a custom homepage with widgets that they want.
There hasn't been any official announcement on any of Google's blogs about What do you love? yet, and the service itself has very little description at this time. We'll keep you up-to-date on it.
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