I like how "Googling"

Thats one of the reasons MS bought Skype.

Any noun can be a verb, fact

:3

Well, you know what they say. Verbing weirds language.

teehee

It's even officially recognized as such by Webster Dictionary.

Spelled with lower case letter first, though.

Horrid example.

Well, "Googling" is actually a gerund but I know what you mean. "Google" is a proper noun; there's no reason you can't use nouns as verbs (it's a pretty standard practice in English) so it's a verb too.

That happens in spanish too.

Neologisms are commonplace in any language, and a sign of its ever evolving nature. Since IT and the internet have become such an integral part of our everyday lives, it is only normal that we start to adopt new tech-related words.

It's not much from how saying "I have to xerox this" or "He's out xeroxing the paper" was common when Xerox was popular for their photocopiers.
Nothing really new, since it's been done since the 1900's and before. People call tissues Kleenex, flavored drink mix Kool-aid, aspirin instead of acetylsalicylic acid, etc. There's a whole long list of things like this here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_generic_and_genericized_trademarks

Oh.. and how could I forget: Photoshopping.

in spanish is "Googlear"

Happens everywhere, grammar is not the only part of a language.

xD

Не знаю, погугли.

loul