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Google Glasses
Google Adwords and Adsense (Ads)
Google Shopping (Shopping Store)
Google Self-Driving Cars
Google Home Thermostats (Nest)
Google Home Internet Connection (Fiberoptic)
Google YouTube + Google TV (Videos)
Google Maps (Map Software)
Google Andriod (Cell Phones)
Google Chromebook (Laptops)
Google Voice (Landline Phones)
Google G-mail (Email)
Google Books (Books)
Google Picasa (Photo Editing)
Google Wallet (Payment Processor)
Google Chrome (Internet Browser)
Google X (Robotics, Computer Vision)
Google Knowledge Graph (Language Processing)
Google Offers (Coupons and Deals)
Google Now (Behavior Prediction)
Google Plus+ (Social Network)
Google Docs (Documents)
Google Hangouts (Web Cast)
Google Places (Business Directory, Zagat Reviews)
Google (Zynamics) (Web Security)
Google (Agnilux) (Server Components: CPUs)
Google Sketchup (3D modeling)
Google Analytics (Website Tracking)
Google Blogger (Web Publishing)
Google Fonts (Fonts)

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Google Finance
Google Hotels
Google News (Newspaper)
Google Patent Search (Patent Directory)
Google Ventures (Venture-capital fund)
Google Crisis Response
Google Public DNS
Google Person Finder
Google Earth (Mapping)

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Nexus S
Galaxy Nexus
Google TV
Nexus Q
Nexus 7
Nexus 4
Nexus 5
Nexus 10
Chromebook
Chromebook Pixel
Chromebox
Chromecast
Google Glass

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Google Green.
Windmills
Low-income housing tax credit
Beekeeper
Energy
Human powered monorail
Clearwire
Home internet

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In short, google's entire goal is to keep your ass online 100% of the day. If they achieve that, there's a fantastic chance you'll end up on their properties making them monies long term.
 
I find it amusing people rail on Google, yet use their services to find the closest Italian/Hispanic/Choose Whatever restaurant.Google is selling everything they know about you, and everything they know about your friends.

"Do no evil" in their mind is probably interpreted as "It's not evil if you aren't caught".

I despise them while realizing they have market share. The day where I can ignore their market share will make me very happy.
 
Why on a marketing forum are we despising Google's ability to jump in and take market share in practically every market?

Isn't this what we all want to be capable of? Sounds like a bunch of whining 99 percenters in here.
 
Cath Erder said:
I find it amusing people rail on Google, yet use their services to find the closest Italian/Hispanic/Choose Whatever restaurant.Google is selling everything they know about you, and everything they know about your friends.

"Do no evil" in their mind is probably interpreted as "It's not evil if you aren't caught".

I despise them while realizing they have market share. The day where I can ignore their market share will make me very happy.
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Seamless.com cures that addiction..
 
erect said:
In short, google's entire goal is to keep your ass online 100% of the day. If they achieve that, there's a fantastic chance you'll end up on their properties making them monies long term.
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Oh, no... It's worse than that. They don't want to keep you "online." They want to turn your entire life into "online." They want your home "online."

http://www.forbes.com/sites/aarontilley/2014/01/13/google-acquires-nest-for-3-2-billion/

Total domination strategy, as far as I can tell.

I remember a time when people thought it was crazy that I met my girlfriend on the internet. Now people look at me funny when I tell them I find facebook to be a creepy surveillance tool, full of people looking for validation.
 
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That's what people don't understand about Google vs. Apple. Apple makes a few things, but if they're not landmark innovations, they do what they're designed to perfectly. Google throws a lot of shit at walls and a few of the splats turn out to be game changers.
 
danny said:
That's what people don't understand about Google vs. Apple. Apple makes a few things, but if they're not landmark innovations, they do what they're designed to perfectly. Google throws a lot of shit at walls and a few of the splats turn out to be game changers.
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And that is what aGAYfail-fast system is designed to do. Seems like one way to succeed. You're right, Apple does things differently.
 
Some of those are fails/fantasy. OP you should do this products breakdown by revenue to get the real perspective
 
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