Some days it seems that Google is working hard to achieve its objectives of organizing the world's information, making it easier for us to find what we need. Other days it seems that the company plans to take over the world. And with a code of ethics that includes the meaning "not evil" is perhaps not necessarily a bad thing.
Can not be denied - Google anInternet power. It's like the influential presence on the Web when Yahoo! partnered with Google to place Google ads on Yahoo search results pages, people began to fear that Google could monopolize the market for search engine advertising . Even the U.S. Congress began to question the fidelity. Google has certainly come a long way - the company has grown from a collection of random network computers as well as a garage to a billion dollar global company.
The skeleton business of Google is a search engine, but this is not the only service Google offers. Do a little digging on the Google homepage and you'll find everything from productivity applications for instant messaging clients. Google has developed several products and features of its own. However, in some cases, Google's product began as an independent project created by another company. If Google executives see an interesting application that helps companies achieve these goals, there is a possibility Google will make an offer to acquire the company.
It seems that Google's reluctance to promote various projects from beta - initial version that can still be a problem with the function - the finished product. Even Gmail, Google e-mail client, which was launched in 2004, still in beta. But several initiatives the company is less complete than others.
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Google Health
Google E-mail,GTalk,Google Checkout,Google Calendar
Google Docs,Google Maps,Maps Google Earth,iGoogle,
Google Health
