Google turns the Big 10 years old on Sept. 7 and there are no shortage of stories about what the company has achieved in a decade, as well as comparisons to how Google fared compared to Microsoft's first 10 years.

As the leading search engine and the best executor of search advertising on the Web, Google earns about $16.5 billion in annual sales, its stock sells at $450 and the company boasts a market cap of $142 billion.

Not bad, right? Fine, but we at eWEEK are more interested in what Google will do in the next 10 years. Come along for the ride...

The most obvious place to start is with Google's Chrome Web browser, which took 1 percent of the browser market within its first day of release. 

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