Google releases 2015 annual search rankings

Following Bing and Baidu, today Google also released its 2015 annual hot search list, which is the fifteenth annual report released by Google. Through these big data, we can understand the major events that happened this year and the subsequent fermentation issues. Each month has a different focus. For example, the most searched in November was the Paris terrorist attack, and the most searched this month was the upcoming "Star Wars: The Force Awakens".

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Google's 2015 annual search rankings

The most popular searches in 2015:

● Lamar Odom

● Charlie Hebdo

● Agar.io (Cell Phage, massively multiplayer online game)

● Jurassic World

● Paris (Paris terrorist attack)

● Furious 7

● Fallout 4

● Ronda Rousey

● Caitlyn Jenner (transgender actress on the cover of Vanity Fair)

● American Sniper

Consumer technology, the most searched term in 2015:

● iPhone 6s

● Samsung Galaxy S6

● Apple Watch

● iPad Pro

● LG G4

● Samsung Galaxy Note 5

● Samsung Galaxy J5

● HTC One M9

● Nexus 6P

● Surface Pro 4

The most searched people in the world in 2015:

● Lamar Odom

● Ronda Rousey

● Caitlyn Jenner

● Adele

● Charlie Sheen

● Ruby Rose

● Donald Trump

● Sia

● Dakota Johnson

● Jeremy Clarkson

The most searched movies in the world in 2015:

● Jurassic World

● Furious 7

● American Sniper

● Fifty Shade of Grey

● Minions

● Spectre

● Straight Outta Compton

● Mad Max

● Prem Ratan Dhan Payo

● Birdman

The most searched TV series in the world in 2015:

● Big Brother Brazil

● Jessica Jones

● Bigg Boss

● Fear the Walking Dead

● Better Call Saul

● Game of Thrones

● Daredevil

● One Punch Man

● Secrets of Verdades

● Scream Queens

2015 Global Hot Search Ranking News:

● Charlie Hebdo

● Paris

● Hurricane Patricia

● Isis

● Nepal

● El Chapo

● Greece

● Baltimore Riots

● San Bernardino

● Hurricane Joaquin

The most searched deceased people in 2015:

● Bobbi Kristina

● Cristiano Araujo

● Christopher Lee

● Sandra Bland

● Stuart Scott

● Leonard Nimoy

● Zhanna Friske

● Naomi Kawashima

● Scott Weiland

● BB King

Google's 2015 hot search rankings use big data to let users better understand what major events happened in 2015. As last year, users can view these rankings by typing "Google 2015" in the search box.