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Whitney Houston, Gangnam Style Top Google's Search Trends for 2012

Maximum PC: Whitney Houston's untimely demise in February of this year led to her being the most searched term on Google in all of 2012, followed by "Gangnam Style," which ranked No. 2 and is on pace to hit an unprecedented 1 trillion views on YouTube. With 1.2 trillion searches in 146 languages throughout the year, Google gives arguably the best glimpse of what's trending around the world.

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newsguy4323d ago

Whitney Houston was really the top-searched term??

ChrisW4323d ago

I only searched a couple times to verify what I always suspected... The POS died of a drug overdose.

Software_Lover4322d ago

Dying of a drug overdose does not make you a POS. It just means you had a problem. Being who she was with that problem, you could call the people around her POS because they didn't want to help her or were scared to cut off their money supply.

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Meet Bard, a ChatGPT competitor from Google

One of the most exciting opportunities is how AI can deepen our understanding of information and turn it into valuable knowledge more efficiently.

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Can Google Bard dethrone ChatGPT?

Google’s perception as an innovator is at risk.

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Byju has fired 1,000 workers over a WhatsApp call

Following Google and many other companies, Byju has joined the list of companies to fire hundreds of workers.

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