Can you imagine how your life would be
without Google? I Google, therefore I am. In our technological world Google is
our best friend, always. We don’t spend hours and hours in a library searching
for some information, we are too lazy. That’s why our friend Google is here to
provide us whatever we need. Try to imagine your day and think for how many
times you searched for something on Google. It's hard to say exactly how the
world would look without Google, the world's most frequently visited Web site. Google
is a big company, employing around 30,000 people as of this writing. It also
tries to share the wealth; in 2010, Google's charitable giving topped $184
million.
Google offers a whole suite of applications
(too many to list here), and a lot of them are free. You can use Gmail for
e-mail, Docs for sharing all sorts of documents, Maps for navigation, Earth for
geographic information, Calendar, Blogger to set up a blog for both personal
and professional purposes, etc. Google simply offers a lot of ways to
accomplish a lot of different tasks, for not a lot of money. When Google first
appeared in 1998, search engines were a matter of personal preference. Some
people opted for the visually busy layout of Yahoo or others. But then Google
arrived, with its supercharged algorithms that returned more relevant results,
and suddenly, it was the fastest and easiest way to find Web-based data. Older
search sites located relevant information by finding keywords on Web pages. The
company was following through on its stated mission, which is to "organize
the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful,"
and to be an engine that "understands exactly what you mean and gives you
back exactly what you want." Google became a part of our life, that is for
sure. And I would be positive about it, because it has so many advantages as I
listed. It makes our life easier in some way, and sometimes it can be fun to
try to search for funny phrases.
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