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Google’s worst fails, best products, and little-known projects: infographic

Google often gets a bad wrap over privacy concerns and tax avoidance, but the fact remains it is the most successful company on the web.

However, Google offers much more than its most popular services, and 21 of these are explored in more detail in a new infographic from Skilled.co, including Google’s epic failures and products you’ve never heard of.  Check it out!

Colin Cieloha

Colin Cieloha is an American author and content marketer at Skilled.co. He writes about everything that will draw his attention with a focus on the mobile and e-commerce space. When he is not writing he is spending his time traveling the globe and snowboarding.

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  • Absolutely LOVED the article!! Nice inforgraphics no words to explain!! Keep up the good work!

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