#7 Google Fiber

Google Fiber is an internet service which was launched in 2011 and provides a data packet speed of 1GB per second. This service was first rolled out in Kansas and then to Missouri, Texas and Utah in the U.S. Google Fiber comes out in different variants. The basic version costs $70 and has 1TB cloud storage while the subscription with TV service offers 1TB data on Google drive, 2TB digital recording and a free Nexus 7 tablet. There is also a free internet offer which the company provides where users get 5Mbps speed but costs about $25 for annual subscription.

#6 Google Street View

In 2007, Google started the Street View project and over the years, the project has been intercepted with several innovative features that set it apart from its competitors. Google street view option comes along with Google maps, and when selected it provides a panoramic, 360 degree street view imagery of various places around the world. Street view also comes in a 3D version. Using street view, users can see the photos from around the world right from their desktops, mobile devices and also can access it on Nintendo Wii U.

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