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Facebook, Friendfeed, Plaxo, Myspace and Gmail have all joined to OpenId foundation. Now all these services support signing in to the site with OpenId. After all these years as you all might have imagined, Google Apps now supports OpenID. OpenID makes it possible that one of many services can log in without a thousand times to have to register individually.
The Google Code Blog announced Google on Tuesday indicated that the Google Federated Login OpenID API to Google Apps has expanded. Thus it is with the Google Apps account for other possible sites register. With the Google Account you can also at numerous sites, for example, logging to Friendfeed.com.
Just noting, applications don’t join the OpenID Foundation, companies and individuals do. Google has been a member of the foundation for a year and half or so I believe. Also, membership in the foundation doesn’t mean anything with regards to supporting OpenID in applications. For example, PayPal is a member of the foundation and has a seat on the board, but they do not have OpenID in any of their applications right now.