What if there was no Google what do you think?

It's hard to say exactly how the world would look without Google, the world's most frequently visited Web site But there are hard numbers that wouldn't exist without this Silicon Valley behemoth. 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 useGmail for e-mail, Docs for sharing all sorts of documents, Maps for navigation, Earth for geographic and topographic information (and even oceanographic maps), Calendar to organize all of your life's activities, Analytics for tracking statistics regarding your Web site and Blogger to set up a blog for both personal and professional purposes. The lineup also includes Google Scholar, Patents, Google + (for social networking a la Facebook), Groups, Finance, and many more.

There's also Image search, which lets you find just about any image that's ever wound up online. And of course, there's the Google search engine, which revolutionized the way we find information on the Web. 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. Others liked Webcrawler, Altavista, Dogpile, HotBot, Ask Jeeves or Excite.

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. Google, however, employed its patented PageRank system, which uses dozens, or perhaps hundreds, of criteria to sift through the Web and find the best possible source for "Santa Claus hat for dogs" or whatever else you might be attempting to locate.

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 has changed the world in more than one way and it is really hard to imagine how our World would be without Google. It is one of the most frequently visited websites and the list of services offered by it is very long. Most of the services offered by Google are free and this makes it easy for a vast majority of users to utilize them from around the Globe. Some of the services that have completely engulfed the present day online users include:

Gmail for sending, receiving and storing your email messages
Google Docs for storing all your documents
Google Maps for navigation as well as for getting the geographical information of any place on Earth
Google Calendar to get yourself organized
Google Analytics to track and find out the real performance of your website
Blogger to create your own online presence in an effortless way and to present your information the way you like

In addition to this Google also gives many other facilities like Google Scholar, Google Plus, Google Groups, and Finance etc. These have a very strong influence on our daily routines. Above all this best service comes in the form of the Google Search Engine which has made it possible for anyone to get any information from the Internet. If there is no Google then we would have lost the opportunity to find the exact information from Internet using the supercharged algorithms to find the entire exact web based data we want.

Google is Everywhere


We would be led to a completely different web experience if there was no Google, and the whole of the Internet would be of less user friendly to the common man. If there had been no Google, then the digital revolution and the existence of so many smart phones and devices might not have become a reality the way it is now. If there is no Google the Android operating system might not be there and this will have a very debilitating effect on the existence of our smart phones, and you would be tied to Apple’s iPhone making it more costly offering less facility with the lack of competition from Google.