Google 21st Birthday: Google is celebrating its 21st birthday today. For this, he has prepared a doodle, in which an old computer is placed. The Google search engine is visible on its screen. Additionally, the CPU, keyboard and mouse are also visible near the monitor. In this photo, ‘1989 27’ (27 September 1998) is also written. Google is used for most searches worldwide. Google was registered as a company on September 4, 1998. Let me tell you that the current CEO of Google is Sundar Pichai of Indian origin.
Most users know Google as search engine, but it is a company that has a total of 201 products and services. It includes Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, Docs, Google Maps, YouTube, Chrome, Cloud Print, Play Store, Android operating system among others.
Google Launch Gmail Service in 2005
Google’s e-mail service GMAIL was launched on 16 December 2005. The service was launched in 50 different languages. The idea of GMAIL was given by Rajan Seth when he went to Google for an interview. This idea was later given real shape by Paul Buchhe. Initially, GMAIL was created only for employees of Google company. On April 1, 2004, it was officially announced to launch for users worldwide.
Some Special Things Related to Google’s History
- Google was started 20 years ago by two PhD students from Stanford University, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. He first created an internet search engine at the Google.stanford.edu address. Which was renamed BackRub and later changed to Google.
- On 15 September 1995, the registration of Google.com domain was done. But Google was registered as a company on 4 September 1998.
- When Google was launched in 1998, there were around 25 million (25 million) pages on the entire World Wide Web (www). At that time Google’s algorithm was excellent, in the time of searching anything, 25 million pages could get information.
- The purpose of creating Google was to make information available to people all over the world.
- Today Google is the largest search engine in the world. Today Google manufactures everything from operating systems to mobile devices.
