By: Braxton Angle, Jack Kellenberger, Jack Powell, and Brandi Wilkerson Google Innovations

Table Of Contents ●Birth of Google ●X Innovation Lab ●Google Chrome ●Google Glass ●Current News ●Future Impact

The Internet... A seemingly endless supply of information, but how do we filter that information to get out of it what we want?

Birth Of Google Needs to: -Simple -Accurate -Fast -Helpful Why Google?

Google In The Past -Google Maps -Street view

Google X - Innovation Lab ●Secret lab introduced in 2010 ●Started with the job creation of “Director of Other” position ●Place to hold and test ideas of the “Xers”

Why so secretive?

The New Products ●Ideas are thrown out ●Interesting Ideas are looked at from every angle to find holes ●Prototype ●Pass/Fail determines whether it continues ●Failure is encouraged

Idea Criteria ●Problem must impact millions ●Solution must be radical ○ Science fiction ●Technology is available

Chrome Why Chrome? ●Speed ●Simplicity ●Security ●Privacy ●Customization ●Remote Sign In ●One browser for all devices

Google Drive ●View, Edit, and share on any device. o Google Docs ●Free Storage (Moores Law)

Google Docs ●Free Office Applications o With a twist

Android The same android OS that runs on 80% of the world’s smartphones, powers apps that can also be used in chrome. Apps for… ●Creating ●Getting stuff done ●Playing games

Chrome’s Application on Business ●Files in one place ●Teamwork ●Free Applications

Google Glass

How Does It Work?

Business Implications ●Social Sharing and Communication ●Marketing ●Privacy

Current News Purchase of Rangespan UK start-up that uses data science to help retailers determine which products to sell and when Expanding web shopping

Current News Google Glass costs less than $80 to make $1,500 price Google buses

Future/Moving Forward Home Automation Space Elevators Clean Energy New Drugs

Impact/Application ●Cohesion on all devices ●Remote connection and Teamwork ●What are the possibilities?