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[mukund]

Tell me... what can you relate between the number

466453

and

Google?


Well if you want to know

just hit the ul

http://www.466453.com

Which will Redirect you to google.com


To Know the Reason... Just Look at your Mobile Phone's KeyPad.

[DeveloperX]

Quote

Tell me... what can you relate between the number

466453

and

Google?


Well if you want to know

just hit the ul

http://www.466453.com

Which will Redirect you to google.com


To Know the Reason... Just Look at your Mobile Phone's KeyPad.

Maybe this url for future google innovations?
Like Mobile search?
Or storing phone book and smss to their service?
Why else?

[mackygood]

umm... did you register that domain, planning to use it with something related to google?

[Richard]

i got this off another website

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The answer: Take a look at your telephone keypad, and match up the numbers to the letters.

4 GHI
6 MNO
6 MNO
4 GHI
5 JKL
3 DEF

So, i think it is your your cell phone

Notice from mayank:

Fixed the Quote tag as reported

Edited by mayank, 17 January 2006 - 04:51 PM.

[WBBulldogs]

Wow, That's cool I think it will be used for something in the future for some mobile devices or something. Maybe all internet addresses will be turned into numbers as well.

[snlildude87]

Whoa that's cool! It's also a good idea.

Hmm, I might do something like that...register a domain name that corresponds to the numbers on a phone. If I may ask, how did you find that?

[keysmaker]

WBBulldogs, on Jan 16 2006, 11:54 AM, said:

Wow, That's cool I think it will be used for something in the future for some mobile devices or something. Maybe all internet addresses will be turned into numbers as well.

LOL in fact, everythin on internet are numbers, (IP's) that works like a separated phone number for each computer on INternet, a ip is given as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx like 192.168.1.1

[xl Gutout lx]

keysmaker, on Feb 25 2006, 10:11 PM, said:

LOL in fact, everythin on internet are numbers, (IP's) that works like a separated phone number for each computer on INternet, a ip is given as xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx like 192.168.1.1

True, but the nuber of ips that we have avaible are running out.
There is another system of ips though that could help us with this problem called IPv6...sadly though ppl aren't switching to this version.

[xl Gutout lx]

I wonder though if you type in a random assortment of numbers if you can get a website just by doing that.
That would be cool.

[ankitunlimited]

it can be a premium no. for google's SMS mobile services when launched, like in India

6388 is for NDTV
2822 for CNBC
and lots of other examples.