Information on the Webas anyone who has ever looked at half a dozen web
pages knowsis not all formatted the same way. Nor is it necessarily
accurate. Nor up to date. Nor spellchecked. Nonetheless, search engines
cropped up, trying to make sense of the rapidly increasing index of
information online. Eventually, special syntaxes were added for
searching common parts of the average web page (such as title or URL).
Search engines evolved rapidly, trying to encompass all the nuances of
the billions of documents online, and they continue to evolve today.
Google™ threw its hat into the ring in 1998. The second incarnation of
a search engine service known as BackRub, the name Google was a play on
the word googol: a one followed by a hundred zeros. From the beginning,
Google was different from the other major search engines
onlineAltaVista, Excite, HotBot, and others.
Was it the technology? Partially. The relevance of Google's search
results was outstanding. But more than that, Google's focus and more
human face made it stand out online.
With its friendly presentation and constantly expanding set of options,
it's no surprise that Google continues to draw lots of fans.
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