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   History of Google

   Google's homepage in 1998 ... In early 2006, Google acquired Upstartle, a company responsible for the online collaborative word processor, Writely.
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   Google

   In 2004, Google acquired a company called Keyhole, Inc. , which developed a product called Earth Viewer which was renamed in 2005 to Google Earth. ... In 2008, Google re-branded its next version of Custom Search Business Edition as Google Site Search.
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   List of acquisitions by Google

   List of companies acquired by Microsoft Corporation ... ↑ "US Clears Google Acquisition of DoubleClick".
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   List of Google products

   Google acquired the software from creator Marratech on April 19, 2007. ... New features include the ability to create customised pages and share files.
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   Google Video

   While early versions of Google's in-browser video player code were based on the open source VLC Media Player, the last version of Google Video Player was not based on VLC, according to its readme file. ... Despite constant product development and business development churn, Google Video had never attained market leadership in the online video space at the time when Google acquired YouTube.
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   Google Groups

   In February 2001, Google acquired Deja News, which provided a search engine to access an archive of Usenet newsgroup articles.
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   Google Analytics

   As all websites that implement GA with the ga.js code are using the same master file from Google, a visitor that has previously visited any other website with this code implemented, will also have the file cached on their machine. ... You can contact the Google Analytics Support team to ask a question, suggest a feature or access a list of known issues.
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   Google Pack

   Google says that they have no monetary agreement with the makers of the above software, and that they offer the applications for the ease of Google's customers, and do not receive payment, although Miguel Helft in his New York Times blog reported that an unidentified source stated that Google may pay Sun for each copy of StarOffice.
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   Android (mobile device platform)

   In July 2005, Google acquired Android, Inc., a small startup company based in Palo Alto, CA. ... Until the SDK is released under an open source license, you may not extract the source code or create a derivative work of the SDK.
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    Android (operating system)

    In July 2005, Google acquired Android, Inc., a small startup company based in Palo Alto, CA. ... Until the SDK is released under an open source license, you may not extract the source code or create a derivative work of the SDK.

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• History of Google,
• Google,
• List of acquisitions by Google,
• List of Google products,
• Google Video,
• Google Groups,
• Google Analytics,
• Google Pack,
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• Android (operating system)