Google Web Elements: four new elements

Updated collection of Google Web Elements .
I’ll remind you that using Google Web Elements you can easily deploy Google services such as Google Maps or YouTube on your own site as widgets. To do this, you just need to select the desired item, make a number of simple settings and you will get a ready-made code of small volume that can be inserted in the right place on your web page.
The other day the previously available set of elements has been replenished with four new ones:

• Sidewiki
• Checkout
• Wave
• Virtual Keyboard

Now, in such a simple way, you can place a virtual keyboard on your page - the same as recently appeared on the main Google search page. Or organize your own “wave” right on your site, using the capabilities of Google Wave.

	Virtual Keyboard The virtual keyboard allows you to enter text to the user with the characters of any of the provided languages ​​you choose. It is useful if he does not have the necessary layout (for example, he is abroad) or does not want to take his hand off the mouse.
	Wave The Google Wave element allows you to quickly create a “wave” on your own website. Waves can be used for a variety of things, for example: stimulating joint discussion among visitors, or as a means of publishing content on a page.
	Sidewiki The Sidewiki element allows your website visitors to share useful information with each other. Unlike regular comments, Google Sidewiki entries are ranked by utility and relevance so that the best of them are at the top. Sidewiki was originally launched as part of the Google Toolbar and as an extension for Chrome. This service allows visitors to any site not only to comment on its content, but also to vote for other comments. The Sidewiki element allows you to integrate the capabilities of the service directly to a web page.
.................................................. ...	Checkout Element Checkout allows you to quickly and easily create an online store on your page. To do this, if you have an account in Google Checkout , you just have to fill in the table with the description of the desired products.

References:

• Google Web Elements
• New Google Web Elements released