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Google Gives PayPal a Run for Your Money

Shoppers browsing online for new designer sunglasses or that ultra thin cellphone have a new temptation: a speedy-looking blue shopping-cart icon offering to whisk them to a purchase.
Last month, Google, by far the most popular way to find things on the Internet (it processes about 45% of all searches), added Google Checkout to its burgeoning list of related products. By signing up, shoppers can quickly and painlessly (at least until the bill arrives!) click to buy anything where they see the Google Checkout shopping-cart symbol without entering their credit-card number or other information. Consumers can also keep track of what they’ve bought anywhere online in one place…………More At……

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