August 22, 2005 5:30 AM PDT

Where will Google spend its extra $4 billion?

Buy or build? Some say Google isn't about to go on a shopping spree with its new cash, but instead may further build from within.
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By providing a full office enabled online desktop
It's clear the Google will have to take it's great email client a step furthur and provide a full free office enabled online desktop. exactly like what <a class="jive-link-external" href="http://www.cosmopod.com" target="_newWindow">http://www.cosmopod.com</a> is offering but that runs via javascript nativly in the browser.
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What happens if I depend on this and my internet connection goes down for a few days? Whoops!
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$4Bill more for Google, how about the people!
So Google is getting another $4Bill to add to their already many Billions, so that a few silicon valley insiders can go from $10Mill to houses to $50Mill houses. What the HEK is the benefit of that for us the people, the search users &#38; Advertisers. That is why say search with AnooX, because AnooX Shares the Billions of dollars that are generated by the search engine with the People. Here:
<a class="jive-link-external" href="http://www.anoox.com/mission.jsp" target="_newWindow">http://www.anoox.com/mission.jsp</a>

So if you want to make a few Silicon Valley insiders even more Billions, pay attention to this non-sense that Google is raising another X$Bill, if you want to make our own (small) businesses more money, lets use AnooX.
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