Google accounts for 6% of the total traffic generated in the network, according to Arbor Networks, which just completed the largest study of Internet traffic from the mid 90's. Google's story began in 1995, when Sergey Brin and Larry Page , two students at Stanford University, began to develop together a powerful algorithm for searching information in large databases. The innovation of its search engine was that ordering pages with similar content as the number of links pointing to them. That is, the more links have a page, higher on the list results. After rejecting several offers to buy their technology, they chose to start their own business with money from friends, family and some investors, Google Inc. The name comes from a pun on the word "googol" Milton Sirotta coined to refer to the number represented by 1 followed by 100 zeros. After many efforts, the September 07, 1998 Brin and Page showed the world the first version of Google in his makeshift office in a garage in Menlo Park, California. Have since grown by developing a wide range of applications and services.
These are the main stars Google Universe:
The search engine Google (http://www.google.com/ ) is its main application. It consists of a keyword search. It's actually a huge database that automatically gathers new web pages using bots or spiders are constantly crawling all over the web Gmail (mail.google.com ) is an email service with POP3 and possibilities Free IMAP with a storage capacity of more than 7 gigabytes. Google Docs (docs.google.com ) is used to store and manage documents text and spreadsheets directly from the Internet, without requiring an external program. Blogger ( http://www.blogger.com/ ) is a tool to create and publish a blog easily, it accepts for the hosting of blogs your own server ( Blogspot) or the server that the user specifies. Google Talk ( www.google.com/talk/intl/es/ ) is the instant messaging client software, and VoIP Jabber protocol developed by Google, which operates under Windows systems. Google Earth (earth.google.com ) is a world map that allows on-line view 3D images of our planet, combining satellite photographs, maps and data from the Google search engine. Google Mars ( mars.google.com ) to travel to Mars in a virtual way, with the possibility of the canyons, channels, highlighted regions, mountains and hills of the red planet, known as the Mount Olympus, 27 miles high. Google Moon ( moon.google.com ) was established on July 20, 2005 coinciding with 36th anniversary of the landing with images from NASA on lunar geography. Google Sky ( sky.google.com ) combines pictures of satellites and telescopes with the powerful Google search engine to navigate between stars, planets and nebulae, their movements in time and space. Google Wave ( wave.google.com ) is an online tool that allows users to communicate and collaborate in real time, designed to link the e-mail services, instant messaging, wikis, and social networks.
Google Chrome ( www.google.com / chrome ) is Google's own browser, which claims to run applications and web pages at high speed. Google Books (books.google.com ) is the most controversial application Google. Seeks to digitize much of the knowledge which is still on paper (books, mainly). Its creators say, however, that "scrupulously respected the 'copyright' works and provides limited access to them." Google SketchUp ( sketchup.google.com ) is a program for 3D modeling and design-oriented architecture, game development and film and civil engineering. Buildings made with this program may be placed on Google Earth images. Google Health ( www.google.com / health ) is a service to keep our medical records online and access to it at any time and from anywhere in the world, calculate the percentage of patients with flu from searches. "When we have symptoms of a disease we turn to the Internet, searches that are relevant," says Google responsible. He added that register can be useful to health level and as a prevention tool.
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