Google have added another Beta Program to their Catalog with a Personal Search log Called My Search HistoryinGoogle Labs
You need to Register for this .But if you are a Gmail user you can log in with your own password straight away Seems everythings revolving around this lately, becoming a mini "MSN Passport service" empire without the hassle
If you have seen a similar system before The http://www.a9.com searchengine(ex Amazon) was the pioneer (with a split frame listing all of your previous searches on the site)
From what I have read so far these searches can be edited so sensitive stuff cannot be recorded (good idea) and B) they are held on an Isolated server .Not sure if the Gmail mailbox capacity is used at all?I imagine not, if outsiders are using this service as well.
No word yet onwhat limits they are imposing? .Examples:Number of files or is there a dated "time out"?
I think this will complement the Google Desktop search nicely
From a personal point of view It'll help me find frequent searches faster for use answering questions here and elswhere

This rocks!
Simple to navigate...click on a date to be taken to the searches for that day has a Colour code for the number of Google searches done for that day my calendar will be dark green (21+) throughout
There is a "Remove" link above the Calendar to access the delete section (simple as you can get)
Only difference on the Google homepage is the addition of a "sign in" link in the top right corner. Has a " Remember me on this computer" box on the sign in page which then displays
something like this when the account is "Logged on"

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*****@gmail.com | Google Home | My Account | Sign out