"Google it!"

Everyone is now so familiar with the term "Google it". Why? Well, Google since started in 1998, Google is now the largest corporation in Internet and Computer software industry focusing on search engine optimization, cloud computing and advertising technologies. They have one of the largest database of websites, etc. in the world serving almost every one on this planet Earth (Due to some issues with Chinese government, Google is not supported and "allowed" in China. Instead, Chinese has their own well-known search engine). The theories developed in 1996 about ranking the relevance of websites and web pages, Google is now the most "go-to" search engine. Moreover, to support such strong search engine, Google also introduced to the public a web browser application: Google Chrome as a fast-pace, simple, but efficient known as today's world competing with big names like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, etc. 


Beside being so successful in the search engine field, Google also has its name on one of the strongest competitors for iPhone with Android operation system and Google phone targeting young and creative users. Going along with the growing Android market, Android applications are going wild. Users now can shop for apps on their phone, and as well on their web browser (Google Chrome). Furthermore, users now can even play their favorite app games on their browser (Google Chrome).


There is so many good things to say about Google; however, there are also things that Google has been doing that do not please the users. The question here is how many users really know what Google is doing? I'd love to talk about this, but focusing on why Google is a big game changer is today's discussion so I'll wait.


To cap up this blog post, here is a few videos to share with everyone:


Project Glass 

Citation:


"Google." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 19 Apr. 2012. Web. 19 Apr. 2012. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google>.