In addition to the famous search engine and Android operating system, Google also has many other services that few users know about.
11 little known products and services from Google
In addition to the famous search engine and Android operating system, Google also has many other services that few users know about.
1. Google Mars
Google Mars is like Google Earth, except that this program allows you to explore the red planet.
2. Google Scholar
Google Scholar is a search engine for scholarship entries. Scholar is quite extensive, allowing you to access topic summaries, books and newspapers from academic publishers, professional associations, online archives, universities and websites. .
3. Google Art Project
The Google Art Project is a website that allows users to have virtual tours at museums and galleries, similar to Google Street View.
4. Google Transliterate
This is a service that helps users type in many different languages.
5. Build with Google Chrome
Build with Google Chrome is a collaboration product between Google Australia and Lego. This project is a way to display 3D images. Users can also build their own 3D Lego structures.
6. Google Think
This is a website for advertisers and similar industries to gain insights into marketing and inspiration directly from Google.
7. Power Searching with Google
Power Searching with Google is a feature that supports user's search skills. Google search experts provide tips and tricks to better navigate search engines and help you find exactly what you are looking for.
8. Schemer
Schemer is a network that helps plan with friends. This service is especially effective in areas of high population density.
9. Google Moderator
Google Moderator is an open forum to discuss topics, ask questions and share ideas. You will get feedback for anything you want through Moderator.
10. Google Sound Search
This is the same service as Shazam. Thereby, you will know which song is being played.
11. Encrypted.google.com
Encrypted.google.com is a safe search engine. Encrypted using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), the security protocol used by banks.
