Google details

Google is (not very) arguably the largest Internet search engine and the most used. It offers a quick and easy way to find information on the web, with access to an index of more than 8.168 million web pages.

According to the company, now Google responds to more than 200 million requests per day. The name Google is a play of words between the number gugola (googol) 12 (term improvised by the nephew of nine years of Edward Krasner, Milton Sirotta, in 1938, representing 10 to the 100) and glasses (goggles). It has initiated a policy of censorship.

This was considered “Shame Business 2005″ by the American Freedom Union. There is also a search engine for images, newsgroups and directories. The technique that allows one to locate a page in a good position from a Web browser is positioning (also known as PageRank), patented by Google.

In addition to local sites of each country there is the Google personalized homepage in addition to the classic form, you can add links, streaming news and take a look at the inbox of mail from Google and Gmail.

Google uses several web spiders whose function it is to collect and sort the information. The longest spider crawling Googlebot network is responsible for collecting the links found on Google. It also has other robots such as freshbot, which scans the major sites with frequently updated information such as news portals.

Management

When you reach the homepage of the browser, it highlights the simplicity of its interface, where the logo is changeable according to different events of nature that may be relevant, different categories, table, buttons and the search scope, as well as a small menu of options.

The button “I’m feeling lucky” takes us directly to the first result, useful when things look very popular (’Microsoft’, ‘Renault’, ‘Google’, etc.) And an “advanced search” that allows us to refine searches without knowledge of all operators that Google provides. Besides the basic search, Google has many advanced search features to refine.