4 ms·
Google Reader is best in its class, in my opinion (although I have dozens of RSS feeds, not hundreds.) Google Books is great and represents a huge amount of ef
by mquander 16y ago
Google Reader is best in its class, in my opinion (although I have dozens of RSS feeds, not hundreds.) Google Books is great and represents a huge amount of effort. I don't know where Blogger came from, but Google has had it for a long time; Chrome is fantastic and getting better fast; Google's machine translation of webpages seems to be getting better constantly. Google App Engine, Google Scholar, Google Voice (acquired recently, though,) Google Code (good until Github ate its lunch in my opinion.)
- hugh3 16y agoOkay, but apart from Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, AJAX, Google Earth, YouTube, Google Scholar, Google Calculator, Google Apps, Blogger, Google App Engine, Google Voice, Google Code, AdWords, Google.org, Google Video, Froogle, iGoogle, Google Translate, Google News, Google Image Search, MapReduce, Google Finance, Google Calendar, Chrome, Android, Orkut, Picasa, Knol (OK, forget Knol), Sketchup, Latitude, and Google Pacman, what else has Google done for us?
- kprobst 16y agoBlogger was an acquisition, Pyra Labs. App engine was also an acquisition, as is Google Docs (Writely, I think).