Top 5 Reasons Why Google Will Never Fail

I recently came across an article on the internet that explained the reasons why Google would fail in the future. After reading it, I realized that there are many things about Google that people miss. So I decided to put pen to paper or, more literally, fingers to the keyboard, and let people know why Google Inc. will never collapse.

These are the top 5 reasons why Google will dominate the world in the future.

5. Jack of all trades and master of all!
Google is perhaps the only corporation that competes and provides its services in almost every sector of the computer industry. Starting from humble beginnings in a dorm room at Stanford, Google now offers solutions ranging from its basic search engine to solutions for smartphones, social networks and cloud computing.

4.Chrome OS.
You can call it a browser on steroids, but you can’t deny the importance and demand for an open source operating system that is more flexible and variable than rigid old Windows. With its app store offering apps for just about everything, it’s much easier, more convenient, and cheaper to download and enjoy the apps you need.

3. Smart motion for smartphones.
Although Google has already entered the smartphone industry with the launch of Nexus One and Nexus S, but with the biggest move ever made by buying Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, Google plunged directly into the smartphone industry. . Android holds 43% of the market shares in smartphone operating systems in 2011, it will grow explosively when Google starts launching smartphones as a move to counter iPhone fever. Android is already the most used smartphone platform in the world, with more than 190 million devices.

2. The Social Society.
After Orkut died mainly due to privacy concerns and the launch of Facebook (which provided better privacy at the time), Google learned a lot, which it surely put on display at G+. If you expected to see Facebook completely dry up the day after G+ launches, you were very naive, friend. Even Facebook took years to separate users from Orkut. And Facebook could lose its membership base for the same reasons as Orkut. Facebook has been introducing too many “reforms” in too short a time and has also killed the privacy of its users in many places. These new “reforms” could turn destructive against Facebook in the long run. G+ will surely emerge triumphant.

1. Navigating the Cloud.
Google might be the only one that has blurred the lines between cloud computing and desktop computing. With the launch of its powerful Chromebooks, which are being heralded as a new generation of “Net-tops”, Google is probably the first player to enter this promising field. Google recently bought about 1,023 of IBM’s patents in a wide range of areas, including SEO, relational databases, object-oriented programming, servers, routers, and manufacturing and architecture of memory and microprocessing chips. This can be a new addition to your arsenal for fighting patent wars and it can also be a clue to something huge.

A final word for people challenging Google’s credibility: The phrase is “Google It.” ‘Nuff said.