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Version of the game surpassed
DIR By: Muslima Akter
Date: September 3, 2023, 12:57 am
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Apple changed up the size, expanding to 4 inches, and added its
new, smaller dock connector. People definitely wanted a glimpse
of the phone, with searches for iPhone 5 landing at No. 3 on the
most searched images. For more, see PCMag's full review. 4.
Minecraft Minecraft Google users also wanted a glimpse of
Minecraft, with the game coming in at No. 8 on the top searched
images. In July, the Xbox 360 3 million in sales. 5. SOPA SOPA
Earlier this year, there was a major debate over the SOPA and
PIPA bills, which were intended to stop "rogue" overseas
websites from trafficking in counterfeit goods. But opponents
worried it would impact legitimate sites. A January "blackout"
and much public outcry helped kill the bills, and Congress has
yet to pass a workable alternative.
The controversy, however, made "SOPA Debate" the No. 4 most
searched Event this year, behind Hurricane Sandy, Kate
Middleton's naked photo scandal, and the Olympics. 6. Felix
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Baumgartner broke records
when he jumped from space - skydiving from 24 miles in the air
at Mach 1.24. The October feat, sponsored by Red Bull, garnered
more than 7 million simultaneous YouTube live-stream views, and
made Felix the No. 6 most searched person on Google this year.
7. Galaxy S III Galaxy S III Google broke out the top trending
consumer electronics of 2012, and the Samsung Galaxy S III came
in at No. 2 behind the iPad 3. Samsung first unveiled the Galaxy
S III during a London press event.
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In May. It landed in Europe later that month, and made its debut
in the U.S. in June on all major carriers. By November, it had
sold 30 million phones worldwide. Samsung's Galaxy Note II
"phablet" also made the list at No. 5. 8. iPad mini iPad mini
The iPad mini came in at No. 3 on Google's list of most searched
consumer electronics. For more, see PCMag's full review. 9.
Nexus 7 Nexus 7 Google's own Android-based tablet, the Nexus 7,
made the list at No. 4. For more, see PCMag's full review of the
newest version of the tablet. 10. Microsoft Surface Microsoft
Surface The RT version of the Surface tablet was released with
Windows 8, and online searches helped boost the device to the
No. 8 most searched gadget of the year. Check out PCMag's full
review. 11. Lumia 920 Lumia 920 Windows Phone still struggled to
pick up major steam this year.
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