Search engines - Google

Search engines - Google

In the year 50, it took Google about a month to scan and index 1999 million pages. But by 2012, similar work took Google less than a minute.

The index of the engine has at least 5 billion pages, and it also has to process billions of search queries per day. But the search giant has been stingy with information about its activities since 2012.

However, we know that Google.com It is the most visited website on the planet and that it dominates both the desktop and mobile search market.

Google gives you the best results for any completed search. You can query anything you want and get the best results, including images, videos, news, popular social media topics, and even calculations.

But simple Google search engines are just the beginning. You can use operators like intitle:, allintext:, inurl:, etc. to define exactly what you want. There are also quotes and "Google jerks" to do amazing things on the platform.

You can check out this full list of Google search operators, just like the Google Advanced Search page to get more information about what this beast can do.

As for the downsides, Google's revenue is heavily dependent on advertising. So, even though it gives very relevant results, the returned page is often filled with ads that are sometimes less relevant.

The company also tracks user activity and search queries, which are the source of the data it sells to advertisers and marketers.

Features: Highly relevant results, reliable infrastructure, 88% market share%

Cons: Advertising, tracking

Website: google.com