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It happens to the best of us, literally on a daily basis; You hear a song, whether in passing or on repeat on a public sound system, you absolutely love it, but you are completely clueless as to who is behind the bop.

Google has released their annual Frightgeist study which looks at the most popular costume ideas people are searching for online. The tech giant’s findings were based on Google searches throughout the month of September.

Since March, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. According to a new study, many people have searched a specific coronavirus symptom, which caused a spike in Google searches.

If you’re not feeling well, it’s quick and easy to type a few keystrokes for a rapid diagnosis of your symptoms from “Dr. Google.” But taking your medical concerns to the web - instead of a trained health care professional - can be a slippery slope.

Google recently decided to release search results for the most searched cocktail recipes by state, and as it turns out, plenty of people are looking to spend this time intoxicated.

Big companies like Facebook and Google are allowing many of their employees to work from home through the end of 2020. It is unconfirmed if other tech companies will follow suit. See the details.

Apple and Google are joining forces to develop software to warn users if they’ve potentially been exposed to coronavirus. The technology will launch in May as a downloadable app.

America’s national parks are breathtaking natural wonders, each one worthy of years of exploration — or now, thanks to Google, an afternoon of pretty exciting clicking around. Google Earth has virtual tours of 31 national park for users to explore.

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What are the most googled terms around Thanksgiving? CenturyLink did some research and here's what they found.