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INTRODUCTION Google is one of the five most popular websites in the world. Google is a web search engine that lets you find other sites on the web based on keyword searches. Google also provides specialized searches through blogs, catalogs, videos, news items and more. Google provides Internet services that let you create blogs, send email, and publish web pages. Google has social networking tools, organization tools, and chat tools, services for mobile devices, and even Google branded merchandise. Google is a multinational, publicly-traded organization built around the company's hugely popular search engine. Google's other enterprises include Internet analytics, cloud computing, advertising technologies, and Web app, browser and operating system development. Google was chosen for its resemblance to the word googol -- a number consisting of a numeral one followed by a hundred zeroes -- as a reference to the vast amount of information in the world. Google's self-stated mission: "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful." In the first few years of operation, Google's search engine competition included AltaVista, Yahoo, Excite and Lycos. Within a few years, however, Google became so dominant that the name has become a verb meaning to conduct a Web search; people are as likely to say they "Googled" some information as to say they searched for it. Google's headquarters are in Mountainview, California.

HISTORY OF GOOGLE Everyone knows the name Google. Whether young or old, computer smart or not this name will pop up in any conversation about computers. Google has created some very impressive milestones of its time and continues to grow rapidly every day. It all started when Larry Page and Sergey Brin met in Stanford. Larry was 22 and a graduate of University of Michigan was there considering attending the school. And low and behold Sergey, who was 21, was there to show him around. Talk about a match made in heaven! However, according to some they disagreed on just about everything during their first meeting. In 1996, now firm friends and both of them computer science grad students began developing a search engine called BackRub. This search engine had operated on Stanford servers for just a little over a year when it started taking up to much bandwidth to suite Stanford. So they decided to switch servers and renamed the search engine in 1997, calling it Google. The name comes from a mathematical term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros. The use of the term reflects their mission to organize a seemingly infinite amount of information on the web. In august of 2008, Sun co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim writes them a check for $100,000 to a company that didnt even exist yet. It was at this very moment that they realized what they had and went and incorporated the name Google Inc. Their knowledge was great, but not great enough to impress the money boys or the major internet portals. Oh how they wish they invested in them now! So they began struggling for financial support. Andy was one of the few to see true potential of what these boys had created. During their presentation to him, Andy said he had to duck out for another meeting and offered to write them a check. The check was for $100,000 and that indeed had got things moving for them. In September the boys moved into the their workspace in Susan Wojcickis garage at 232 Santa Margarita, Menlo Park, CA. They then went on to file for incorporation in California on September 4 1998. Shortly after completing this important task, the boys went an opened a bank account in the name of Google Inc., their newly established company, and deposited the $100,000 dollar check Andy Bechtolsheim had given them. Shortly after they have established there new business they began hiring employees. There first one was Craig Silverstein, a fellow grad student from Stanford as well.

In December of 1998 PC Magazine wrote: The 25 million pages currently catalogued seem to be good choices. The site has uncanny knack for returning extremely relevant results. Theres much more to come from Google, but even in its prototype form its a great search engine. . They went on to say that Google had made its mark as one off the Top 100 websites for 1998. Even at the very beginning they received only the best reviews. They then went on to become the most successful internet company ever. Early in 1999 they struck a deal with Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins for $25 million. In November 1999 Charlie Ayers joined Google as the companys first chef. In April of 2000. Google announced the MentalPlex program, which envisages the softwares ability to read your mind as you visualize the search results you want. In June of 2000, Google partnered with Yahoo! to become their default search provider. Also in June they announced the first billion URL index, making Google become the worlds largest search engine. In September of 2000 they started offering searches in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean , bringing their total number of supported languages to 15. In December 2000 Google toolbar was released. They have been going strong ever since, making them the largest and best search engine site today, with multiple enhancements. They will continue to be at the top of their game for years to come.

GOOGLE APPLICATIONS 1- Google AdWords Editor Google AdWords editor is a desktop based stand alone application which can be used to handle a Google AdWords account. 2- Google Chrome Google Chrome is a web browser which is compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, GUN, Linux and Mac OS X. Although Google Chrome is relatively new in the market, but it has gain huge popularity due to its speed and simple interface. 3- Google Desktop Google Desktop is a desktop based application that can be used for Google search. 4- Google Earth Google Earth is a desktop based 3D application which uses satellite and historical imagery, maps, ocean floor and surface data, 3D buildings and GIS from Googles repository. Google Earth is available for all major desktop and mobile operating systems including Apple iPhone. 5- Google Gmail Notifier Google Gmail Notifier gives email alerts to the users. 6- Google Pack Google Pack is a standalone desktop application which is basically a collection of several computer applications. These applications can be Google applications as well as other applications installed on your computer. 7- Google Photos Screensaver Google Photos Screensaver is a service bundled with Google Pack. The slideshow screensaver displays images from your hard disk or through RSS feeds. 8- Google Picasa Google Picasa is used for image management, which includes editing and applying simple effects. Google Picasa also featured with facial recognition and Geo Tagging. 9- Google Picasa Web Albums Uploader Google Picasa Web Albums Uploader is a desktop application which is used to upload images directly to you Picasa web albums. This application is only tailored for Mac OS x machines. 10- Google Quick Search box Google Quick Search box enables users to efficiently search installed application on the computer and perform online searches. 11- Google Secure Access

Google Secure Access is basically a VPN client for Wi-Fi users. It is compatible with Windows 2000 and XP. 12- Google SketchUP Google SketchUP is used for creating 3D sketches that can be integrated into Google Earth. 13- Google Talk Google Talk is Googles messenger for online chat, instant messaging and voice chat. 14- Google Visigami Google Visigami is only compatible with Mac OS x Leopard. It is an image search application. 15- Google Pinyin Input Method Google Pinyin input Method is a desktop based service for Google China. It converts Chinese Pinyin characters to Chinese characters. 16- Google Japanese Input Google Japanese input Method editor is same like Chinese Pinyin input Method Editor. 17- Google Blogger Web Comments Only compatible with Mozilla Firefox web browser, Blogger displays the associated comments from other Blogger users. 18- Google Dashboard Widgets Google Dashboard Widgets is a desktop extension for Mac which is a collection of small desktop applications such as Gmail, search etc. 19- Google Gears Google Gears is a web browser plug-in for all major web browsers including Google Chrome and Microsoft Internet Explorer. It enables development of off-line browser applications. 20- Google Toolbar Google Toolbar is another plug-in for web browsers with links to many Google services. 21- Google Blogger Mobile Google Blogger Mobile is only limited to some mobile networks in U.S. It helps users to update blog from their mobile device. 22- Google Buzz Google Buzz is a relatively new social networking service incorporated in Gmail. 23- Google Calendar Google Calendar provides a list of events stored in Google Calendar on a mobile device.

24- Gmail Gmail is a Google email service, which can be access from computer as well as from mobile device. 25- Google News Google News is a mobile application to access Google News on specifically tailored mobile device view. 26- Google Mobilizer Google Mobilizer is used for optimizing web pages for mobile browsers. 27- iGoogle iGoogle is also available for mobile devices. 28- Google Product Search Google Product search is the latest version of Froogle Mobile. It is used for easy access to information on Mobile device. 29- Google Reader Google Reader displays Google Reader on you mobile device. 30- Google Mobile search Google Mobile search enables you to search images, music, web pages etc from you mobile device. 31- Google Latitude Google Latitude is a mobile based application which is used as geo-location tool that share your location through Google Maps. 32- Google Maps Navigation Google Maps Navigation is specifically built for GPS-enabled mobile devices. 33- Google Maps Google Maps is a downloadable mobile application which is compatible with all major mobile operating systems. 34- Google Sync Google Sync is used for synchronizing your mobile phone with several Google calendars and contacts. 35- Google Sky Map Google Sky Map is also a downloadable mobile application which is only compatible with Android powered mobile devices. 36- Google Voice

Google Voice is a downloadable mobile application for using Google Voice functions on Android and Black Berry devices. 37- YouTube YouTube is a mobile application to see YouTube videos directly on your mobile device. 38- Google Listen Google Listen is another Android only application for subscribing and streaming podcasts and Web audio. 39- Goggles Goggles is an image recognition application for Android phones. 40- Google Dashboard Google Dashboard is an account management tool for all Google account holders. 41- Google Ad Planner Google Ad Planner is a web based tool that displays user traffic estimates for any websites. 42- Google Ad Manager Google Ad Manager is a web based application for ad management. 43- Google AdMob Google AdMob is used for advertisement through a mobile device. 44- Google AdSense Google AdSense is a web based program for web site owners to manage Adverts. 45- Google AdWords Google AdWords is a revolutionary product offered by Google. AdWords is also a prime source for Google to generate revenue. 46- Google Advertising Professionals Google Advertising Professionals is a certificate program for Google AdWords partners. 47- Google AdWords Website Optimizer Google AdWords Website Optimizer used for testing contents from different websites. 48- Google Double-click Google Double-click is a web based ad serving provider. 49- Google Grants Google Grants is an online service to provide benefit to non-profit firms.

50- Google TV Ads Google TV Ads is television based advertising available for professional bodies only. 51- Google 3D Warehouse Google 3D Warehouse is web based service that hosts 3D models of buildings, existing objects and vehicles created in Google SketchUp. 52- Google Apps Google Apps is an internet based service for businesses, enterprises and education. 53- Google Blogger Google Blogger is a web based tool used for publishing blogs. 54- Google Docs Google Docs is a web based application for word documents, excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations. 55- Google FeedBurner Google FeedBurner is a service used for managing news feed. 56- Google Friend Connect Google Friend Connect is a web based service that enables bloggers to incorporate social networking features to their websites. 57- Google Gadgets Google Gadgets is available in universal and desktop format. 58- Google Profiles Google Profiles manages your information provided on various Google services such as Google Buzz, Gmail etc. 59- Google Knol Google Knol is a service that enables expert writers to write and publish definitive articles in various categories. 60- Google Marratech e-Meeting Google Marratech e-Meeting is used for web conferencing, but it is only used within the Google Inc. 61- Orkut Orkut is a Facebook like Social networking service by Google. 62- Google Panoramio Google Panoramio contains the photos from around the world.

63- Google Picnik Google Picnik is a web based service used for image editing. 64- Google Sites Google Sites is a new name of Google Jotspot, It is a comprehensive tool for website creation. 65- Google SMS Channels Google SMS Channels is only limited to India that enables users to subscribe with different channels via SMS. 66- Google Questions and Answers Google Q&A is specifically made in Chinese, Russian, Thai and Arabic languages only. It lets users to ask questions and submit answers to the questions asked by other users. 67- Google Wave Google Wave is an online service which helps users to share and communicate with others. Google Wave also lets users to work together on documents, pictures etc from different locations. 68- Google Sidewiki Google Sidewiki is a side toolbar for browser that displays useful information related to any web site. 69- Google Android OS Google Android is an open source mobile operating system. 70- Google App Engine Google App Engine is a development tool for developers to create and run web applications. 71- Google Code Google Code is a dedicated web site for developers who are interested in development for Google products or services. 72- Google Mashup Editor Google Mashup Editor is an online service to create Web Mashup. It is also used for publishing, syntax highlighting and debugging. 73- Google OpenSocial Google OpenSocial is a set of most common APIs for developers to create social applications. 74- Google Subscribed Links Google Subscribed Links enables developers to build search results that other users can add

to their search pages. 75- Google Webmaster Tools Google Webmaster Tools are previously known as Google Sitemaps. It is used for Sitemap submission, analysis, and query statistics and robots analysis. 76- Google Web Toolkit Google Web Toolkit is another open source platform for developers to build java based applications. 77- Google Chrome OS Google Chrome Operating System is specifically built for desktop computers and laptops. 78- Google Go Google Go is a programming language to develop applications. 79- Google Closure Tools Google Closure Tools are JavaScript tools used by various Google products. 80- Google City Tours Google City Tours is a mapping application that puts an over layer to Google Maps. 81- Google Maps Google Maps is an outstanding mapping service that displays street-level images. 82- Google Map Maker Google Map Maker lets user to edit the map and watch them on Google Maps. 83- Google Building Maker Google Building Maker is an online building tool to create 3D building sketches for Google Earth. 84- Google Mars Google Mars displays the imagery of Mars with the help of Google Maps. 85- Google Moon Google Moon displays the imagery of Moon with the help of Google Maps. 86- Google Transit Google Transit is fully incorporated with Google Maps that allows trip planning. 87- Google Aardvark Google Aardvark is a social Q&A forum.

88- Google Accessible Search Google Accessible Search is a unique search service for blind and visually impaired people. 89- Google Alerts Google Alerts is an email notification service. 90- Google Base Google Base enables content writers to submit their content over the internet. 91- Google Blog search Google Blog Search is a search service to specifically find weblogs. 92- Google Book Search Google Book Search is formerly known as Google Print. It is a search engine for printed books. 93- Google Checkout Google Checkout is Googles payment processing system. 94- Google Code Search Google Code Search is a search engine for finding programming codes. 95- Google Dictionary Google Dictionary is a standalone service which permits users to search words and phrases from over 22 languages. 96- Google Experimental Search Google Experimental search is a platform for testing new interfaces. 97- Google Fast Flip Google Fast Flip is an online news collector. 98- Google Finance Google Finance allows searches for business news and financial data with the U.S. 99- Google Groups Google Groups is a web based discussion forum. 100- Google Image Labeler Google Image Labeler allows users to add labels to the images on the web. 101- Google Image Search Google Image Search is a search engine to find images.

102- Google Language Tools Google Language Tool lets users to translate any text from one language to other. 103- Google Life Search Google Life Search is for use in China only. It covers everyday needs for Chinese people like train timings, food recopies etc. 104- Google Movies Google Movies is a specialized search engine that contains show timings at any location. 105- Google Music Another China specific service, it contains a huge archive of Chinese music and also allows downloads. 106- Google News Archive Search Google News Archive search is a huge database of Google news and contains contents from over 200 years ago. 107- Google Patent Search Google Patent Search is a search engine specific to search through millions of patents. 108- Google Rebang Google Rebang is China specific trend search website. 109- Google Scholar Google Scholar contains variety of scholarly articles. 110- Google Sets Google Sets is a list of items generated when the user enters a few examples. 111- Google Squared Google Squared makes tables of data about a subject from amorphous data. 112- Google Suggest Google Suggest populates the most popular search options related to your search query. 113- Google University Search Google University Search is a comprehensive list of university websites from around the globe. 114- U.S. Government Search Google service related to search queries of U.S Government. 115- Google Video

Google Video is a search engine for video contents. 116- Voice Local Search It is a non-premium service for searching local businesses. 117- Google Web History Google Web History provides the complete records of web searches, images and videos etc. 118- Google Web Search Google Web Search is Googles main online service for which is mostly know for. It is the most used search engine in the world. 119- Google Analytics Google Analytics is a statistical tool used for generating user traffic statistics for certain websites. 120- Google Gapminder Google Gapminder is a statistical tool used for viewing data trends. 121- Google Trends Google Trends is a web based service which displays graphical analysis of any web search statistics. 122- Google Zeitgeist It is the collection if most frequent search queries. 123- Google Health Google Health keeps you updated with information related to health. 124- Google Search Appliance Search Appliance is a hardware device used for indexing business intranets. 125- Google Mini Google Mini is a refined model of Google Search Appliance with less capacity and relatively less expensive. 126- Google Nexus One Nexus One is an Android powered Smartphone by Google. 127- GOOG-411 Googles directory assistance service only for U.S and Canada. 128- Google Public DNS A publicly accessible DNS server owned by Google.

MANAGEMENT TEAM Co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin brought Google to life in September 1998. Since then, the company has grown to more than 20,000 employees worldwide, with a management team that represents some of the most experienced technology professionals in the industry. Board of Directors Larry Page, Google Inc. Eric E. Schmidt, Google Inc. Sergey Brin, Google Inc. L. John Doerr, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers John L. Hennessy, Stanford University Ann Mather Paul S. Otellini, Intel Corporation K. Ram Shriram, Sherpalo Ventures Shirley M. Tilghman, Princeton University Executive Officers Larry Page, CEO Eric E. Schmidt, Executive Chairman Sergey Brin, Co-Founder Nikesh Arora, Senior Vice President and Chief Business Officer David C. Drummond, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and Legal Officer Patrick Pichette, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

URL REFERENCES www.google.com www.wikipedia.com