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goggle, google, googol
To look at something or someone with the eyes wide open in a way that shows that a person is surprised, amazed, etc.: The huge statue caused him to goggle in wonder.
The name of the search engine and software company is a deliberate variant of the mathematical term googol: The company’s founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, came up with the name Google in 1998 by altering the spelling for trademark purposes.
The term is numerically valued as: (10
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googol is frequently used in mathematics.
A googol was once said to have more than the number of raindrops falling on the city in a century, or the number of grains of sand on the Coney Island beach.
Joshua was all a goggle when he tried to comprehend the number googol. In fact, William had to use Google to get the correct definition.
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Google creates an app for use at the checkout
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checkout:
"The technology giant introduced Google Wallet, a mobile application that will allow consumers to pay at a store by waving their cellphones at a retailer's terminal instead of using a credit card [or cash]."
"The app, for the Android operating system also will enable users to redeem special coupons and earn loyalty points."
—The Global Edition of the New York Times, May 28-29, 2011; page 15.
