Google Spreads Its Wings One More Time

Written by GtoRMan Saturday, 20 February 2010 05:15

Google, one of best major search engines in the world, always makes a breakthrough. Perhaps Nexus One is only small piece of many Google’s big steps. This reputable company keeps widening the business coverage to cover larger industry. And recently, Google is reported to buy an email application but the clear confirmation what Google will do with the application remains unclear.

Google stated that reMail acquisition is an important subject for it because Google has a chance to recall the capacities the company has carried. Nevertheless, Google didn’t respond for the emerging questions whether reMail will be used to improve the Web-based Gmail application or to design native Gmail applications for Android and iPhone. However, public seems hardly wait how Google develops reMail in the future.

An e-mail search application called reMail now officially belongs to Google. Google has bought reMail and stated that it will give good opportunity by developing the basic talents of reMail. reMail is a start-up company that previously creates email search application for iPhone. Because of this acquisition, reMail’s iPhone application is not going to carry on.

reMail agreed for this acquisition since the fact that Google as a reputable company will help it to improve the availability for people in communicating and sharing information. It is not only fitting reMail’s image as mobile’s email, but also improving the prior products that have been attracting many users. Therefore, the former reMail users are allowed to continue their emails and they can now use the prior payment required features.

Additionally, before purchasing reMail, Google happened to buy other companies. For example Aardvark, a social search company. Recently, besides reMail, Google also buys video technology firm called On2. On2 is superior video technology company that is producing high-quality video codec. In addition, On2 acquisition attracts various reactions that support Google to release open-source software. (fallen)