New York : 
The technology company Google announced its top search trends of the year and transcended Kobe bryant, who tragically passed away in early 2020, ranked third in the United States, only below “election results” Y “coronavirus”.
Bryant, who died last January in a plane crash when the helicopter in which he was traveling with his daughter and seven other people crashed, received countless tributes and was in the news for most of the year.
Google argued that trending results are searches that had a high increase in traffic over a sustained period in 2020 compared to the previous year.
#ABCTechnology📱: The most typed words by Internet users in the world were: “coronavirus”, “election results”; “Kobe Bryant”; “Zoom”; “IPL”; “India vs New Zealand”, “coronavirus update”; “Coronavirus symptoms”; “Joe Biden”; and “google classroom” .https: //t.co/PJ7d3xGTJ8
– ABC Digital (@ABCDigital) December 10, 2020
In a separate category, the most sought after athletes, stood out Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, racing driver Bubba Wallace and boxers Mike Tyson and Tyson Fury; also the French basketball player Rudy Gobert, who was harshly criticized for tauntingly touching the microphones of all the reporters after a press conference; shortly after, he was the first NBA player to test positive for coronavirus.
The top athletes searched on Google in the United States in 2020:
1. Ryan Newman
2. Tom Brady
3. Bubba Wallace
4. Mike Tyson
5. Rudy Gobert pic.twitter.com/PDQG3vlgxP– Front Office Sports (@FOS) December 10, 2020
