When it comes to the internet, there is nobody bigger then Google in terms of searching, tools, advertising, just about everything. While Google is already the dominant search engine for individuals searching from home, they are now in the process of trying to become the dominant search engine for mobile searching as well.
Currently Google is going head to head with Apple for the internet searches done through phone web access, and Google recently purchased AdMob and Teracent in an attempt break into the mobile search arena. Spending almost $750 Million on AdMob alone they are attempting to increase this form of advertising for their company.
As Google is looking to increase their market share of mobile searching, Apple is not going to quietly surrender. Apple has helped to increase their market share by acquiring Quattro. While Apple is at a disadvantage because of Google's dominance of the overall search engine market, they are willing to take on the search engine giant when it comes to mobile searching.
Google's dominance in the search engine market has forced their competition to reconsider how to compete with the search engine giant. Many competing search engines are now beginning to think outside the box when it comes to dealing with the Google issue. For example, Apple and Microsoft are now considering teaming up together, with the iPhone using Microsoft's Bing as its primary search engine. It is unknown if these discussions will eventually lead to a collaboration by these two competitors, and even if it does lead to a collaboration, the impact it will have on Google's market share is unknown.
The focus for Google is now increasing their position in the mobile search engine market, however this will not come at the expense of their PC search engine. Google is the dominant search engine on the internet, and while it would be an accomplishment if they were to achieve their mobile goals, the reality is that if they fail to meet these goals it would not have much of an impact on their standing as it compares to the other search engines. While their competition continues to figure out how to solve the problem of Google, Google continues to be the most used search engine on the web.
Currently Google is going head to head with Apple for the internet searches done through phone web access, and Google recently purchased AdMob and Teracent in an attempt break into the mobile search arena. Spending almost $750 Million on AdMob alone they are attempting to increase this form of advertising for their company.
As Google is looking to increase their market share of mobile searching, Apple is not going to quietly surrender. Apple has helped to increase their market share by acquiring Quattro. While Apple is at a disadvantage because of Google's dominance of the overall search engine market, they are willing to take on the search engine giant when it comes to mobile searching.
Google's dominance in the search engine market has forced their competition to reconsider how to compete with the search engine giant. Many competing search engines are now beginning to think outside the box when it comes to dealing with the Google issue. For example, Apple and Microsoft are now considering teaming up together, with the iPhone using Microsoft's Bing as its primary search engine. It is unknown if these discussions will eventually lead to a collaboration by these two competitors, and even if it does lead to a collaboration, the impact it will have on Google's market share is unknown.
The focus for Google is now increasing their position in the mobile search engine market, however this will not come at the expense of their PC search engine. Google is the dominant search engine on the internet, and while it would be an accomplishment if they were to achieve their mobile goals, the reality is that if they fail to meet these goals it would not have much of an impact on their standing as it compares to the other search engines. While their competition continues to figure out how to solve the problem of Google, Google continues to be the most used search engine on the web.
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