What Happens If You Google Google?

Fri, Sep 26, 2008, by RJ Chamberlain

Search Engines

Contrary to popular belief, your laptop will not self destruct when you google the word Google.

That’s right; it’s the question on every internet guru, regular Joe Bloggs’, expectant mothers and everyday internet surfers minds alike. What search results do you get if you google the word Google? To put you all out of your misery, here are the top search results for the word Google from Google’s own Google Search Engine.

Results may vary.

  1. News Results for Google
  2. Up to the minute news on what is popular with the Google range of web and non-web products including the hugely anticipated Google phone and how many rupees it will cost the average Indian resident, will it out do the Apple iPhone, and how Google is giving somebody $10 million for the best idea for a new product.

  3. Google
  4. Somewhat strangely, the second result when googling the word Google on the Google Search Engine is the Google Search Engine. That’s right; you are directly linked to the site you originally typed the word Google into. Yeh go figure!

  5. Google Reader
  6. If you are set up with a Google account then Google Reader lets you share and follow along with content that you are interested in including blog sites you have chosen to follow on Blogspot. This site also brings you the recent happenings within the world of Google.

  7. Google Maps
  8. Provides you with a range of mapping tools including street maps, satellite images and even traffic maps. Search the route you need by using the very effective Google keyword search tool. Interestingly when you enter the Google Maps site, the first map you are provided with is a map of the United States of America.

  9. Google
  10. Yes you guessed it, a link to the Google Search Engine’s home page but with an international flair. Depending on the country you live in and your service provider, you are linked to the Google Search Engine which sets the results to the most popular and relevant sites in your country i.e. www.google.co.nz

  11. Google Video
  12. Google’s equivalent to You Tube, Google Video lets you watch, upload and share video from all corners of the internet. Again a keyword search tool is provided for your convenience so that if it happens that you want to hear Sarah Palin’s riveting talks, it’s all at your finger tips.

  13. Google News
  14. Not quite the same as the number 1 result for googling Google but a feature that lets you view all of the top stories in the world of news and providing you with your own defined Google News Search Engine. Great!

  15. Google.org
  16. Pulls together all of the information and technology resources to address the world’s issues. Number 1 on their list of issues to resolve: Climate Change! Follow the blog to keep up with Google’s progress.

  17. Google Groups
  18. Use your iGoogle account to access Google Groups and join in with thousands of others discussing different aspects of life. Or alternately, create your own group and encourage others to join it. You might like to start your very own “Ban Skateboarding” group.

  19. Google Wikipedia, The Free encyclopedia
  20. Surprisingly very low on the list of what you get if you google Google as Wikipedia generally make the top five search results in any search but not when you google Google. Find out all you need to know about the workings of Google, its origins, history and more.

  21. Google
  22. Not again, this time it’s the U.K. specific Google Search Engine homepage. So if you’re a Brit, google your guts out right here.

So there you have it. The top search results if you google the word Google in Google’s search engine. Your off to google the word Google now aren’t you?

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20 Comments For This Post

  1. Bozsi Rose Says:

    I was hoping for a space-time implosion, but the actual results are neat too!

  2. MC caluya Says:

    nice one!!!!

  3. leafygreens08 Says:

    Nice article!

  4. Unofre Pili Says:

    Interesting RJ.

  5. Glynis Smy Says:

    I have been getting quite into Google lately, it has some great stuff. Good info RJ thanks

  6. eddiego65 Says:

    Very interesting article.

  7. jo oliver Says:

    Thanks RJ. It never fails to amaze me the absurd stuff people think up. self destruct??- thanks for putting this one in the “busted” bin!

  8. Lauren Axelrod Says:

    Wow, who knew. I need to check out Google Groups. That may be a great place for networking. Thanks for the tips

  9. Chris Hamilton Says:

    Interesting and entertaining article. Keep it up.

  10. Chris Stonecipher Says:

    This was entertaining. I had a good chuckle reading this article. I never thought about googling Google. I have used Google Maps quite frequently for driving directions.
    Thanks for sharing this with us.

  11. Joshua Miguel Says:

    i love googling.nice work.

  12. Ruby Hawk Says:

    Well now we know, Who’d a thunk? Kidding, interesting information.

  13. goodselfme Says:

    the first time I heard of google, I thought someone was pulling a joke on me. Of course I am with it now and google all the time for many needs. Your write has provided me with more info on that subject. Thank you.well done!

  14. Zhang Says:

    This is an idiotic article.

  15. RJ Chamberlain Says:

    Thanks for all of your positive comments on this article people.

    Zhang – It may be idiotic but I’m sure you still want to go and try this to see what happens!

  16. B Nelson Says:

    I use yahoo search myself.. I am going to try this there.

  17. tracy sardelli Says:

    interesting topic. thank you.

  18. Nelson Doyle Says:

    Nice topic and interesting results. Keep up the good work.

    God Bless,

    Nelson Doyle

  19. J M W Says:

    i thought it broke the internet. still well done to stop a stupid (but funny) rumor

    J M
    WOODYER

  20. thestickman Says:

    kewl! ;-)

    -thestickman

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