According company Analysys , the winner of the “case Google” was his main competitor in the country, the search engine Baidu, that increased its share in search engines from 58.4% to 64%.

On the 23th of March, Google closed his Chinese version, that autocensured “sensible” websites for the communist government, and since then, the URL Google.cn redirects the users to the version from Hong Kong of the search engine., also in Chinese language, but not censored.

This makes the search engine somewhat less usable for Chinese users, because now it can be blocked or even fall temporally in the computer of a user, if for example indexes a censored website in Chinese territory.

Google sued Chinese authorities in January, when denunciated that Chinese ciberpirates attacked mail accounts and servers from Google, and announced that would abandon his business in China, after years without reaching the hoped market shares.

The results of the group will be carefully revised by the analysts, because the stocks of Google have been seriously affected by its problems with China, European regulations, and the pressure from competitors like Apple and Microsoft.

Google closed the first quarter of 2010 with profits of $4930 million, or $6.57 per share, according the consensus from analysts consulted by Reuterts agency. FactSet elevates the estimation to $6.59 per share.

But the market doesn’t use to take as reference the analyst’s forecasts because Google surpassed the estimations of profits from last six quarters.

According Reuters, investors take more into account the forecasts from the web site Whispernumber.com, that recompilates professional and individual investment expectations. His forecast for the first quarter is of $6.73 per share.

Although it seems few representative, this website is taken in account very seriously by investors. In the last quarter of the year, Google surpassed expectations from ‘official’ experts, but remained under the prevision of Whispernumber.com. The result: his shares fell by more than 5%.

In the first quarter of 2009, Google won $4100 million and registered a profit per share of $5.16. The company is releasing it’s figures today at the end of the session in Wall Street.

Goggle and Mobile phones

The market is also expecting any data that Google could offer about the evolution of his business in China and the behavior of Android, his new operational system for mobile phones.

This last point took special importance after the Federal Commerce Commission stopped today the purchase of Admob, a company of advertisements by phone.