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| − | Googel Inc. is one of the most famous internet products and services company in the [[BrikVerse]]. Based in the Googelplex headquarters on planet Palo Alto, California, Googel was the brainchild of Larry Pages and Sergey Brine in their time at Stanford when they reformulated page-ranking and link analysis as an eigenvalue problem. Nearly every minifig in the [[Nehellium|galaxy]] uses Googel's search engine, the company's first and most well-known product. Googel has since then diversified into advertising, a suite of Googel internet services like Gmail | + | Googel Inc. is one of the most famous internet products and services company in the [[BrikVerse]]. Based in the Googelplex headquarters on planet Palo Alto, California, Googel was the brainchild of Larry Pages and Sergey Brine in their time at Stanford when they reformulated page-ranking and link analysis as an eigenvalue problem. Nearly every minifig in the [[Nehellium|galaxy]] uses Googel's search engine, the company's first and most well-known product. Googel has since then diversified into advertising, a suite of Googel internet services like Gmail, Googel Drive cloud storage, Googel Translate, Googel News aggregation, Googel Wallet, and the Googel Chrome web browser. It has even ventured into physical products like Android mobile devices, Chromebooks, Googel Fiber internet services, and Googel Glass. |
| − | Googel is a fierce competitor with [[Appel Inc.]], particularly in the mobile device industry. Googel itself does not manufacture the hardware-it simply provides a software that other companies can use on their products. Android mobile devices reached majority market share in [[BR 2,011|G.R. 2011]]. Appel continues to accuse Googel executive Eric Schmidt of stealing iPhone schematics, technical specifications, and prototype info to use in Android, and wages fierce battles in courts across the BrikVerse. | + | Googel is a fierce competitor with [[Appel Inc.]], particularly in the mobile device industry. Googel itself does not manufacture the hardware-it simply provides a software that other companies can use on their products. Android mobile devices reached majority market share in [[BR 2,011|G.R. 2011]]. Appel continues to accuse Googel executive Eric Schmidt of stealing iPhone schematics, technical specifications, and prototype info to use in Android, and wages fierce battles in courts across the BrikVerse. With Googel's foray into social networking in the form of Googel+, Googel has also begun competing with [[Spacebook]]. |
[[File:AndroidImg0978j.jpg|frame|800x600px|center|Eric Schmidt with some Galaxia Nexus Androids.]] | [[File:AndroidImg0978j.jpg|frame|800x600px|center|Eric Schmidt with some Galaxia Nexus Androids.]] | ||
Revision as of 03:08, 7 May 2015
| Distinctions: | Fortune 666 |
| CEO: | Larry Pages |
| Country: | United Systems Alliance |
| Website: | www.googel.com |
| ▼ NASDAQ: GOOG | 524.22 -6.58 (-1.24%) |
"Don't be bad."
Googel Inc. is one of the most famous internet products and services company in the BrikVerse. Based in the Googelplex headquarters on planet Palo Alto, California, Googel was the brainchild of Larry Pages and Sergey Brine in their time at Stanford when they reformulated page-ranking and link analysis as an eigenvalue problem. Nearly every minifig in the galaxy uses Googel's search engine, the company's first and most well-known product. Googel has since then diversified into advertising, a suite of Googel internet services like Gmail, Googel Drive cloud storage, Googel Translate, Googel News aggregation, Googel Wallet, and the Googel Chrome web browser. It has even ventured into physical products like Android mobile devices, Chromebooks, Googel Fiber internet services, and Googel Glass.
Googel is a fierce competitor with Appel Inc., particularly in the mobile device industry. Googel itself does not manufacture the hardware-it simply provides a software that other companies can use on their products. Android mobile devices reached majority market share in G.R. 2011. Appel continues to accuse Googel executive Eric Schmidt of stealing iPhone schematics, technical specifications, and prototype info to use in Android, and wages fierce battles in courts across the BrikVerse. With Googel's foray into social networking in the form of Googel+, Googel has also begun competing with Spacebook.
Googel Labs works hard to develop next-generation teknologies to keep Googel ahead of the market. For example, Googel Labs began research on creating weaponized Androids to provide a literal competitive edge against Appel Inc. In any case, Googel has refused to limit itself and works to continue being among the most innovative companies in the BrikVerse.
| Key Financials | (Amount) | (% change) |
| Revenues: | $66.0 trillion | 6.0% |
| Profits: | $16.5 billion | 15.0% |
| Total Assets: | $131.1 trillion | |
| Total Shareholder Equity: | $104.5 trillion | |
| Market Value: | $366.9 trillion |
