Lots of Google news and link love (but I’m not kissing up)

Google‘s march toward world domination continues apace, and so they continue to make news pretty much every nano-second. Rather than take the time to write an in-depth piece, I’m just going to give a whirlwind tour of all the Google stuff that’s been cluttering up my Delicious bookmarks.

• Just today, Google announced yet another service: Google Dashboard. They say it’s so you can track all your data that Google is keeping for totally benign reasons (and because you asked them to). I say that this is a handy way of accessing all of your Google stuffs from one place.
• Also as part of Google’s “data liberation” efforts, Google Docs now lets you pull out all of your documents in a handy ZIP file and convert them to the file format of your choice. Here’s my friend Dave Mason’s take on the whole data liberation thing.
• Surely you’ve seen that commercial for the new Motorola Droid phone that attack the iPhone head on? If not, go here to watch it. I likes it!
• Google has also come out with a free GPS navigator. Here’s some analysis on why this is going to kick TomTom’s and Garmin’s collective asses from Gizmodo.
• Got Google Voice yet? I just did. The Google Voice blog offers some advice to newbies.
• Still scratching your head over what exactly Google Wave is and how to use it (if you got one of the highly coveted invitations). Here’s a complete guide to Google Wave from Mashable. For extra credit, Lifehacker offers three worthwhile Google Wave searches and Go2Web20 highlights 11 useful Google Wave extensions you may not know about.
• Here is a sampling of some of the 140 mind-bogglingly obtuse interview questions you might get asked if you applied for a job at Google — with answers! I say, if we’re really all going to work for Google some day, they’re going to have to make their application questions a lot easier. For example: What is your name? And do you worship your benevolent Google overlords? (Correct answer: Yes, Supreme Leader.)