Google,which intially came up as a search engine,has given us several other wonderful and infact helpful products to make our lives easy.Whether it’s an email service or desktop searching tool, people at googleplex tried their best to do things in unorthodox way. There is an intresting article at CNN in which experts discussing the future of Google as a company. From the website,under section Scenario 4 (Circa 2105): Google is God


By 2020, They-Who-Were-Google had digitized and indexed every book, article, movie, TV show, and song ever created. By 2060, They could tell you the IP address and GPS location of every wireless smart chip (now bred into the DNA of every person, animal, and organic building on earth). Their psychographic profiles of users’ search needs bore little resemblance to the primitive cookies from which they descended. If a man lost his dog, the Google engine could guide him back to the point where he and the dog parted ways, and instruct the dog to do the same via smart chip. They had built a complete database of human desire, accurate in any given moment.

This is not different than what i wished long time back that is:

Suppose my mom has put frying pan in some shelf,for a lazy like me,its a toughest job to seek it one by one,what if i have interface where i just write fryingpan and it comesup with result with shelf number along with direction..ah life would be easier,this could be possible if things are GPS+bluetooth enabled,providing all credentials of the object itself,GPS for location the frying pan,Bluetooth for connectivity with the fryingpan/shelf itself…


You can expect any unexpected thing from google,as i read long time back,they are already working to index all kind of sounds on earth,as Larry said himself:

“This fall, we’ll unveil Google Sound, which will record and index all the noise on Earth. Is your baby sleeping soundly? Does your high-school sweetheart still talk about you? Google will have the answers.”

So just cross your fingers and wait for what comes next.

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