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Hey, Google. Stop telling people where I live.

In a recent study commissioned by the most popular web-based photo editor Pixlr.com, the most searched for colors in all 50 states were determined by Google searches in each state. Let's start off with our closest neighbors, Arkansas is probably not that hard for you to guess, but Texas made my head tilt and my eyes cross a little.

We all need advice from time to time but it looks like a lot of people all across this great country like to get advice from Google. There were some interesting findings with people asking the big questions of 'Should I..?' I couldn't help but wonder what the most googled 'Should I' is in Arkansas? And our neighbors in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana.

We all use Google to help in finding that information to win the argument or to find out how old a certain TV star is, even do the simple stuff like how many teaspoons are in a tablespoon.

Feeling like you need to get out of the house for a minute? You're in luck! Google is taking you on a 360-degree virtual tour of National Parks in the United States.

OK, this is a little embarrassing, but I've started playing this stupid little game called Pokemon Go on my Android phone. Maybe you've heard of it?

Oh my! Really? A car with no steering wheel or pedals? A car where you have NO Control?

It is rumored that the game-streaming and broadcasting website Twitch elected YouTube as its new home as Microsoft and other massive companies were dismissed.

This video is too funny! What if Google was a guy? Can you imagine walking in to his office and asking him what you search for on Google?

Are you a visual learner like me? Google has provided another way for people to learn via the Internet using helpouts.

Are you able to multiply a 13 digit number by a 13 digit number in your head?

For those of you who use Google as your search engine, did today's Google Doodle remind you of Edna Mode from the Incredibles?