Li down the gauntlet against Google

With the development of mobile device operating system, Baidu to target Google again.

According to foreign media news, March 23, Baidu CEO Robin Li said Baidu plans to develop the operating system for mobile devices. This strategy means that, as China's leading Internet search engine, Baidu is still in the wake of Google's pace.

It is reported that in the next 3 to 5 years, Baidu plans to launch a software user to open smart phone or tablet PC within 1 second, to provide users with a Web search box. Li said, "to run the operating system requires a large amount of computing. But if we only provide a search box, then the work becomes very simple."

Li said, "the current iPhone, 45 seconds to boot. The future, with 1 second of time, users will be able to open the device, and then will be able to use the search box. This is our task for the future of the Internet."

It describes, Li said, the operating system developed with Google Chrome OS similar. Google in July 2009 launched the Chrome OS, the operating system will use the sights on the main computer or mobile phone Internet users. Chrome OS has only two applications is that web browsers and media players.

A year ago, out of the Google Internet search market in Mainland China. Market research firm Analysys International statistics show that the Internet search market in China's share has dropped to 19.6%, Baidu surged to 75% or more.

Li said that before the introduction of the operating system, Baidu will first develop a series of new search box. Li also said that online video, social media, the Internet and other new trends will be to challenge the rule of Web search. He said, "although they are not in direct competition with the search relation, but now has entered the media age. If the user A transaction takes a lot of time, they will naturally spend less time in the B affairs."

Baidu force in recent years has made instant messaging software, e-commerce platform and other fields, but all playing with toys. The platform into the mobile Internet, whether it will succeed, it is now uncertain.