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Zero got GOOGLED !

Dear friends,

More than a decade ago, I started using Mahajaal (Internet). You may agree that this is one of the most important invention of century that changed life of almost entire literate population through out the world. Those days, for a layman like me, using Computer was a Love/Hate experience.

My introduction to the fascinating world of Google was also almost at the same time. I used Google as a search engine to search information on net. It was and even today very simple. You type the name/subject, hit enter and PRESTO! A list of well sorted sites is in front of you to explore.

Than came Google earth, the most fascinating and mesmerising experience of seeing various places on earth from the sky. Our own locality, friends house looks so different from the top! Google maps is a great help in North American cities to find address.

G-mail gave an altogether different experience of e-mail usage. The well laid out mail box is so convenient to use. G-chat side bar lets me know about online friends and occasionally I did chat while writing mails. Google Calendar is very useful in keeping my commitments. It sends an automated e-mail to remind me about important events.

After coming to Canada, I discovered YouTube, the wonderful entertainer on the net. It is just an ocean of visual world. I could enjoy many rare songs, movies, Interviews, news snippets and what not, on YouTube. I could even communicate with Remo Fernandes, my favourite singer through YouTube.

Picasa web album gave me the opportunity to see and share photos with my friends & relatives across the globe. The convenience of uploading photos just once and sending the link to others saved lot of time.

Overall till date I am very happy with Google products. For a layman like me, Google gave me a very fascinating experience of this real cum nareal (virtual) world.

Now with the recent developments among us, I try my hand at Blogger the blogspot by Google. I hope as usual it will be a satisfying experience.

Lastly you may be aware that this year in August “Blogger” will be completing 10 years.

Best regards

Zero

Comments

  1. Chhaya23 June, 2009 21:48

    i am sure that the blogspot ppl are becoming 'phool kar kuppa' after reading this.. yes Zero, Google changed our lives..no denying that. i have insomnia so i have too many free hours during the night, spent in searching n reading up on topics..
    thank god for google..
    though i dont like them snooping in my inbox.. their 'relevent ads in the inbox' gives me creeps.

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  2. Anonymous23 June, 2009 22:18

    Surely GOOGLE have wide range of services to satisfy their users........and quality wise it's much better then others...... hoping they will be keep adding such fascinating services in future tooooo........thanks

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  3. Sneha Says23 June, 2009 23:59

    Yes we all started our journey on the internet more or less at the same time. Its so easy to use ...especially for people like me who have absolutly no knowdlege about computers.
    Google is just amazing and google earth is cherry on top of the icing. The only product I havent used yet is ..picasa.

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  4. Anonymous25 June, 2009 22:59

    GOogle is really really............ D BeSt.. :)
    (i m writing dis from GOogle Chrome web browser)

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  5. Mr. Satyakam26 June, 2009 00:23

    Thanks a lot Mohanjee for your visit and following my blog and nice comment.You are right Google gives us variety of service and opportunity and mainly its gives lots of happiness when you will google your name and find lots of pages where your name is there..like i just searched Mohan vaze zero and it showed IBIBO pages..LOL

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  6. Its my life29 June, 2009 06:35

    @ mohan sir, I cannot imagine my life without google, I am so addicted to this google search engine that not a single day goes without me opening up google... :)

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  7. Vamsi06 July, 2009 11:03

    yeah google is part and parcel of our lives.. very nice article..

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  8. Maya07 July, 2009 23:13

    by the way i use only google products as much as possible.. other products are good too but i m the biggest fan of gmail..

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  9. sandy12 July, 2009 05:01

    Thats right. Google has got involved in every aspect of our net live. Have you tried Google docs and Google spreadsheet. They are online substitute of MS-Word and MS-Excel. I hope you will like them too. By the time... HAAPY GOOGLING... :)

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  10. Ruhani Yatri 04 August, 2009 03:39

    Yes, google is the best. It offers so many varied & interesting products. The word 'Google' has now become synonymous with 'search'. It has the best search engine. It was fun to locate my house in Google Earth when it was new.

    Rashmi

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