New features

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Maps
- Heatmaps in the new look
- Improved embedded map appearance on mobile devices, including legend toggling
- Automatic legends
- KML downloads now include map styles
- Dynamic templates for info window and card layouts, allowing conditional displays
- Column data ranges shown for bucket and gradient styles
Embedding
- The Publish dialog includes the code to produce the visualization
- Embed YouTube and Vimeo videos and Google maps in an iframe
Data management
- Updated instructions and code for synchronizing Google Form responses with a Fusion Table
- "File > Make a copy" duplicates a table including tabs and map styles
- Import files with the API
Data entry
- Validate data entry, including using dropdown menus
- Double-click to edit a row or card
- "Save and edit next row" button for faster editing of multiple rows
- Preview locations and correct geocodes in the new look
Table metadata
- Attribution icons appear next to the title in the Fusion Tables web app
- Column descriptions can be entered that appear during data entry
- Description and last-updated time appear below the title
- European date formats are now supported
- Improved specification of license, attribution, originating file, and owner

A limited version of Fusion Tables is now available to Google Apps for your Domain customers.
Add a column, add a formula column, and delete a column now available in the new look.
"Find a table to merge with..." in the File menu makes table discovery easier.
Merges are now case-insensitive, recognizing "California" and "CALIFORNIA" as matching rows.
A friendly, easy to use chart creator now offers Bar, Column, Pie, Area, Line, Scatter, Zoomable line chart, and the Network Graph in Fusion Tables' New look.
Friendlier row layout in Fusion Tables' New look now supports drag-n-drop columns, drag column width, hide columns.
Row and card layouts newly embeddable from Fusion Tables' New look.
The Fusion Tables API v1.0 is public!
A New version of the Fusion Tables web application is released.
Tables found in webpages online are included in Fusion Tables' search and can be imported to Fusion Tables with a few clicks.
A new Labs menu offers access to visualizations under development, including the Network Graph, Zoomable line chart and Map charts.
You can include attribution data in embeddable links for non-map visualizations.

Fusion Tables now appear in the Google Documents list, and are available via the Documents List API ACL and Folder feeds.
Dynamic styling of Fusion Tables Layers announced.
Trusted testers invited to try out the Table API, providing programmatic access to Tables, Columns, Styles, and Templates.

More map icons announced
Spatial queries are now supported in the Fusion Tables API! Find locations by proximity to a point, or within a circle or bounding box.
Graduation from Google Labs.
Styling map icons and polygons, delete all rows, views based on filters, and new empty table option announced.
Calculated data columns, Custom HTML pop-up balloons, search on Public tables, auth-free API and more announced.
Fusion Tables' data and querying capability is now accessible via the Google Maps API.
Enhanced management of geographical data with Fusion Tables. See how MTBGuru.com mapped all their bike trails with Fusion Tables.