Search Engine Reviews and Ratings- Search Engine Statistics

Google is the largest, most popularly used search engine in the world, and therefore has some pretty interesting search statistics to share. Learn more about how you can find and interpret Google search statistics on the Web.

AOL has released their list of the AOL Top Searches for 2005; the list is divided into months or categories, which include Movies, Songs, Gadgets, News Stories, and much more. Kind of an interesting list to browse through.

Lycos has released their list of the Top 100 Most Popular Searches; makes for an interesting list.

Yahoo has released their list of the Top Searches for 2005, the list includes overall top searches such as Britney Spears,Angelina Jolie, and Lindsay Lohan.

A9.com did something a bit unique this year; they only featured popular searches that have nine letters in them.

Think about what your favorite Google product of 2005 was, and vote for your favorite Google rollout in my Google poll.

Here are Dogpile's Top Searches of 2005 - video games, female celebrities, and musicians dominated the Dogpile search results for 2005.

Feel like a walk down the virtual memory lane? Try the Wayback Machine, a great tool from the Internet Archive that has been archiving web pages since 1996.