Google CEO: Search Market Still Unsettled

Eric Schmidt waxes on Microsoft, the economy, and the inevitable rise of mobile computing.

Google has become all but synonymous with searching on the Web, but this is no time to sit still.

Speaking at the Morgan Stanley technology conference, Google CEO Eric Schmidt described today's search market as a very fluid industry, and reiterated his enthusiasm for the opportunities lying ahead in mobile computing.

"It looks like people will move very quickly from one search engine to another," Schmidt said. "A majority of people actually say they use more than one search engine, and of course Microsoft is working very hard to build a competitive search engine," he added, noting the recent leak detailing plans about Microsoft's next steps in the market. ... Go to source