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They're at it again, this time with animations referring to the Wizard of Oz. Here are your instructions.

Google has even gotten on the bandwagon. They're giving their users the chance to be a bit like Thanos. We tried it out. It's legit.

Seems like Google is teaching Amazon some manners when it comes to their smart devices.

Oh boy. Texas can't spell a family member. It's not "wife" because that would just create all kinds 'o trouble. But the most commonly messed up word in Texas is someone close to you.

The Google Santa Tracker has already launched, and Bing is not far behind with their high tech NORAD radar tracker. Don't they know he's at Lufkin Mall already? But here's how we can officially track him.

Maybe you've Googled your own name, or a few hard-to-find Pokemon characters more often than you've looked up a celebrity online.  That might be a good thing. But if curiosity about Gary Busey or Vanna White's birthday gets the best of you and then next thing you know you're Googling, you're not alone.  There's one name that comes up more than any other in Texas, and I bet you'll never guess what

It's a common word, but there is one tricky letter combination that trips us up regularly enough that we have to ask Google for help. Oh, and what's with Oklahoma?  Along with South Dakota and Wisconsin, they have trouble spelling the word "gray."  They must have seen 50 Shades of Grey too many times.

If you sit and think about what you Google the most, what is it? If you live in Texas, there are a few searches considered the most embarrassing in the state.

At the end of every year, Google compiles a list of the most searched events and people and creates a video highlighting the results. The video shows events such as protests from the Middle East, Hurricane Sandy, the 2012 Olympic Games, famous celebrity deaths, Felix Baumgartner (the guy who jumped from space), and even overly attached girlfriend and Honey Boo Boo...

Google is honoring guitarist and inventor Les Paul today (June 8), on what would have been his 96th birthday, with an impressive interactive guitar “doodle” taking the place of their homepage logo for the day.