Automatically update your pc programs faster, easier and convenient

Yep, another wonderful program from Google, so called Google Pack. It's free but it requires only one license agreement.

What is the Google Pack?
StatusGoogle Pack is a free collection of essential software from Google and other companies. The software in the Google Pack helps you browse the web faster, remove spyware and viruses, organize your photos, and more. Learn more about each of the programs in the Google Pack.

Google Pack also takes the hassle out of downloading, installing, and updating software. You can download and install the entire Google Pack in just a few clicks. And the included Google Updater helps you discover new programs and keep your current software up to date.

Google Pack is:

• Essential: Enjoy safe, useful software for your computer
• Simple: Download and install everything in just a few clicks
• Customizable: Choose only the software you want
• Up to date: Get updates and new software via Google Updater

For PC users running Windows XP, it downloads in minutes and installs in just a few clicks. There’s only one license agreement – and no wizards. And there’s a new tool called the Google Updater that keeps all the software in the Google Pack current. Even if you already have some of the software in the Pack, you can use the Google Updater to update and manage it.

Apparently there are two new tool in addition to Google Pack, Google Updater and Google Screensaver. Google Updater which has been described above, acts as a scheduler that check for any new version of Google Pack. Another tool that is not mentioned here is the Google Screensaver pack. It allows you to set your own photo as screensaver which i found it really useful for corporate, in marketing line, and even for personal preference.

It's so useful that you're going to be more lazy. It makes all the work for you. Install it and you're done. It's currently under beta stage tho. Feel free to try it. If you do have comment about it, you're welcome to post it here.

Via GoogleBlog: Make your computer just work