Google’s business shifts and turns have been the center of attention in business news for the past decade. Their strategies and acquisitions have sparkled a world-wide intrigue, after all, besides the facebook phenomena; they have a complete dominance of every web metric. Journalists and fellow business analysts have been observing and trying to predict what will be Google’s next moves? Will they continue their unsuccessful attempts to take a bigger chunk of the social realm (See Google Buzz conundrum)? Will they develop the Google box to compete with Microsoft? Or will they try and disrupt Apple’s iPhone dominance of the mobile smart phone market with Andriod? These are all valid directions and paths that Google will surely make huge strides towards in the following years. They are also very obvious. I, on the other hand, have a different theory, which involves a different player that might feel the…