Google’s VP of Search and User Experience Marissa Mayer today “revealed the ‘fastest rising U.S. search terms’ on the Today Show,” Michael Arrington reports for TechCrunch.
The Top 5:
1. iphone
2. webkinz
3. tmz
4. transformers
5. youtube
More in the full article here.
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I thought “Jessica Alba Nude” would top the list.
ha, I just typed “iphone” into my safari’s Google engine!
I just typed “Jessica Alba Nude” into my Safari’s Google engine and got a link to the iPhone!
what is an iPhone?
I just can’t spell the word.
Where is the Zune… thought it was so freakin popular now.
I just Googled my nude iPhone!!!
And then iPhoned my Google nude!
Jessica Alba nude?
Ewww…gross.
Go to “Google Trends”, enter “iPhone” and watch the fun!
(Google Trends tracks global search trends.)
M@c: “Jessica Alba nude? Ewww…gross.”
There are better looking women on your planet?
That was cool, Will. Thanks. http://www.google.com/trends
The top search Google search phrase is “Jessica Alba with Nude iPhone”.
On somewhat related news.
I’ve found out that the built in google maps app on the iPhone does not actually show the same information as maps.google.com, a local street :
north city station drive, sun prairie, wi, 53590
shows up on maps.google.com but not on the iPhone google maps app, however you can get it on your iPhone if you go to maps.google.com in safari and search for it.
iPhone! You Jane!
Thankyou and good night.
To Bizarro Ballmer: LOL! Funny!
(I tried my waitress all week with veal tips. It works.)
Interestingly, the most Googled term in Redmond is “office chair”.
“Interestingly, the most Googled term in Redmond is ‘office chair’.”
I seriously doubt anyone within a 50 mile radius of One Microsoft Way is allowed to use Google. Do it and your cattle will die.
Do it and your cattle will die? Must be what happened to Longhorn…
Re: Google Trends. If you want something really spicy and juicy to read click the trends link for Seth Tobias. He seems to have left no self-indulgence untouched.
Why would you GOOGLE YouTube?
Is http://www.youtube.com that hard to remember?
@ Ampar
“I seriously doubt anyone within a 50 mile radius of One Microsoft Way is allowed to use Google. Do it and your cattle will die.”
That’s just an urban legend concocted by Arnold Horshack.
C1: Before or after Trees 2: The Root of All Evil? How did the Academy miss that one?
They just don’t make films of that calibre any more.
“There’s no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance.” —S. Ballmer
http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/13459/