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Google wasn't always the second most valuable brand in the world. Long before it became a well-known verb, it was an obedient digital dog that simply found and retrieved stuff, repeatedly playing for Internet users. Eventually the little one - who got his Ph.D. at Stanford University in 1995. As started. The research project - evolved into the large, $367-billion-dollar G we know and love-hate today. No longer content to bring links alone, the global tech giant now pursues meatier, more meaningful bones, such as the fastest internet speeds on the planet, rendering human drivers obsolete and, NBD, ending death. The Mountain View, Calif., climb to the meteorite top of Mammoth is full of juicy trivia tidbits and mind-blowing milestones along the way. Here are 19 surprising facts about Google: 1. Sergey Brin and Larry (Lawrence) Page met by chance. Page, 22 At the time, after earning a recent computer engineering degree from the University of Michigan, he was pursuing his Ph.D. Consid

Anyone who has or has ever used a computer knows about the Microsoft company . In fact, many students and workers around the world cannot imagine life without the products that this technology business makes. They have become the largest and most successful computer software provider in the world and only Apple can compete with them in the market. Whether you love Microsoft or prefer one of their rivals, there is no denying that the company has made many significant contributions to the technology industry and without them the world would be a different place. Despite being a company that everyone knows about and bringing such a significant change in schooling, workplace and home computer usage, there are still many things that people don't know about this corporation. Here are 20 facts you probably didn't know about Microsoft.  Visit reality Real For More  20 facts about Microsoft you never knew Garrett Parker4 years ago Microsoft Anyone who has or has ever used a computer k