Google How-To Video: "Google+: Set Up Your Profile"

Not sure how to set up your profile for Google+? This Google produced video should help:

Google How-To Videos: "Take Google Maps Indoors"

Do you ever get lost indoors like at a mall or big department store? Well now, Google has a new innovation that might make that a thing of the past, but you'll need a mobile phone or tablet computer that runs on an Android operating system. Have a look at this Google produced video to learn more:

Google How-To Video: "Earth View in Google Maps"

Here's some great news for those of you who use Google Maps. They just added a new 3D feature that you can access right in your browser. The Google produced video below explains how:

Google How-To Video: "YouTube Safety Mode Demo"

Did you know YouTube recently released a safety mode feature that allows you to block objectionable content? If you want to know more about it and how it works, take a look at this video they recently produced on the subject:

Google How-To Video: "Voicemail, the Google way"

Imagine if you could access your voicemail messages on your computer, without having to use your phone? Looks like that's the promise of Google Voice, a new application from Google. See their video below for more details. It's an intriguing idea...what do you think? Will you be using it?

Google How-To Video: "Report a Problem with Google Maps"

If you've ever used one of those fold-out paper maps, you know how frustrating it is to come across an error--a street with a wrong name, or an important omission, for example. Nothing you can do about it.

But that's not necessarily the case if the map you're reading is online. Take Google Maps, for instance. Did you know that if you notice a problem on one of their maps, you can try to get it corrected? Take a look at the Google produced video below to learn how:

Google How-To Video: "What is a browser?"

Quick--if someone asked you what a browser was would you be able to explain it to them? If you watch this video below that Google just released, you'll have no problem. It gives about as succinct and easy to understand explanation of what a browser does as you'll find: