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Nothing is more frustrating than finally choosing what you want to eat to discover they're closed.

Quarantine just got even more wild

Usually when we have a mental health concern we rely on using Google. I actually am guilty for what Texans most Googled mental health concern came to be.

Google might be trying to tell us something. And that is that the end of the world is coming and 18 dogs have something to do with it.

Can you imagine what your kid would think if they saw your latest search on Google?

There are enough of these that a guy managed to make a song out of all the Google searches people had mistakenly submitted as a comment on the app's Facebook page.

We all have that friend who has you Google a phrase you're clueless about which turns out to be something you wish you could un-see.

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.

We know Google autocomplete can come up with some weird things. Just type in a few words and Google will give you some suggestions to what you may be possibly searching. Thanks to Fixr.com, we now have a map to show us all the weird things people around America are looking to buy.

These days, everyone from advertisers to private detectives to your ex and the government want to track you online.  This app stops 'em!!

Anyone who has lived in El Paso for any length of time knows how the city has grown over the last 30 years. Google and Time Magazine show us, at least physically, just how much with an incredible time-lapse of satellite pictures taken of El Paso and Cd. Juárez from 1984 to last year.

We had talked about this interesting little news tidbit a couple of months ago on the Morning Show -- Google was experimenting with glasses that put a heads-up display in front of your eyes. Too cool!