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Published 16:58 11 Oct 2017 BST
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To mark the 10 year anniversary of the iPhone, gadget insurance company Protect Your Bubble have only gone and released a nice list of the top Google searches since 2007.
Some of them are predictable.
Some of them are very surprising.
Others, you will not see coming at all.
Take for example the fact that the iPhone itself was actually the most searched thing on the net in 2007.
One can only wonder what device these people were Googling the iPhone on.
A desktop computer? Hardly.
Here's a neat little list of the rest of our top searches over the past decade.
There's a few good 'uns in there to be fair.
2007: the iPhone
2008: Beijing (the Olympics were held there that year or don't you remember?)
2009: Michael Jackson (a celebrity death)
2010: Chatroulette (creepy chatroom)
2011: Rebecca Black (don't remember her? This photo, or the mere mention of the word 'Friday,' might jog your memory)
2012: Whitney Houston (celebrity death)
2013: Nelson Mandela (presidential death)
2014: Mutant Giant Spider Dog (we have no idea what this is)
2015: Adele (did some new songs)
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