Essays on Google

In this modern era, with advanced technology such as the internet, smartphones, the world’s knowledge is right on our doorsteps. We now have access to unlimited and unsolicited information due to these tools. Even though these gadgets facilitate our daily lives, questions of their effects…

Voice technology has a significant impact on a person’s life. This technique has changed the way we buy or search the net. Now everything is done through voice. Voice devices like Alexa or Google Home have already gained popularity among people with basic tasks. So…

“The deep reading that used to come naturally has become a struggle” (Carr 572). We are no longer learning information and knowledge from books, experience, and human interactions. In Nicholas Carr’s essay Is Google Making Us id, the human race is mistreating such a vast…

Carr starts the paper by saying that his ongoing issues with focusing on perusing extensive writings, including the books and articles that he used to peruse easily, originate from investing an excessive amount of energy on the Internet. He proposes that continually utilizing the Internet…

Technology has made life entertaining and engaging in several aspects but has also brought about far-reaching consequences for human social life. Our dependence on technology has eroded the human capacity to reason and think, as it provides immediate answers to human queries with just a…

It’s no secret we all use Google as a helping hand whenever we quickly need information. It’s very convenient, speedy, and is correct about the information. We all love it, but is it making us stupid? Author Nicholas Carr wrote an article, “Is Google Making…

Introduction With the development of technology, social networking sites have become more and more popular in global. The emergence of social networking sites has attracted many people to use to meet more people. Therefore, the growth rate and revenue of social networking sites are also…

Is Google truly making us stupid or are we getting smarter because of it? Nicholas Carr and Jamais Cascio, both writers for The Atlantic, published their very own distinct views on technology and its impact on human advancement; physiologically and psychologically. Ironically, Carr introduces his…

Over the past, Google is among the major companies that have gained popularity in many countries in the world. Additionally, it is a company that is being used by millions of individuals on a daily basis to carry out various activities that are related to…

Google was founded in 1998, by Larry Page and Sergey Brin and its headquarters are located in Mountain View, California. The US multinational technology company which is primarily focused around Internet-related services is chiefly known for the internet search engine. The search engine of the…

Google is a search engine that was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students at Stanford University in California. The word Google is derived from the math terminology ‘googol’ which means one followed by one hundred zeros (1*10100)….

Abstract According to internetlivestats. com, it processes 40,000 search queries every second, and that translates around 3. 5 billion searches a day and the yearly statistics is in trillions. However, there is much more information to know about its products and services. This marketing mix…

Introduction Back in 1995, Larry Page and Sergey Brin started Google, a multinational technology company, when they were PHD students at Stanford University. Google now specializes in fast internet related services and products. Speed matters the most for them, and their product-line crosses over into…

In today’s day and age, accessing information is quite literally just a couple clicks away. Research that would have taken days to just access can be found in under a minute. In Is Google Making Us Stupid?, the author, Nicholas Carr, discusses how our reliance…

Why Google? The root of communication is the passing and sharing of information. Success of Google shows their understanding towards demands of people with different backgrounds both internally and externally. This understanding is made possible as a result of communication strategies. Google is able to…