[SchemaLoad]

Isn't that basically standard for names? What does Google mean? Even when the words in a name do have some meaning, they often don't apply. The meaning of the word brother doesn't really mean anything in the company Brother.

[t-3]

It's standard for English names (although google is a real word - the number represented by a one followed by 100 zeroes), but not so much for Chinese - at least personal names seem to usually have a real meaning rather than just sounding nice, although I'm not sure about how much that extends to product names.

[pests]

Why did you choose Google when its classic lore they named it after a real word "googol" and the current spelling is just a typo from the first investor check.

[SchemaLoad]

It still doesn't really mean anything. Knowing the lore behind the name doesn't let you understand it any more than just taking it as a random name.

[pests]

It's still based on a real word though.