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We don't seem to care about shopping specials or Christmas trees...but instead one specific place here in Maine.

Apparently Google doesn't recognize Mainers as a word, so be careful what you type in afterwards.

For every advancement in modern convenience, there must also come obvious flaws. Alexa and Google Home owners may have learned this the hard way with South Park’s Season 21 premiere, as the numerous jokes about Alexa responses naturally set off the devices in viewers’ own homes.

In preparation for the upcoming Scripps Spelling Bee, Google Trends released a map detailing every state's most misspelled word. Here in Maine, given the lengthy winter and a particularly brutal flu season, it's hardly a surprise that that pneumonia tops the list...

If you're a reasonable person, when you see the headline "Maine's most Googled career choices", you're probably thinking two obvious choices; brewer and lobsterman. Well, you'd be half right. Brewer does rank on the list of the top five most searched jobs in Maine, but there's another that made the list that might raise a few eyebrows...

We search for a lot of weird stuff here in Maine, but we now have official data on the most unique stuff we seem to be obsessed with.

So...what do Mainers Google 'how to' the most. I think I've actually done this!

Estately.com has researched which 'D-List' celebrities that each U.S. state google more often than any other state. First of all, who would have thought that this study needed to be done, and secondly, why is it so fun to read?

The Scripps National Spelling Bee finals just happened. Google decided it was a good excuse to figure out the words that this country CAN'T spell.

The hype and then subsequent disappoint of comedian Amy Schumer's appearance in Maine left her as the state's #1 most googled obsession.

It’s a familiar scenario for most people: You haven’t watched the latest episode of Game of Thrones or Mad Men, or you’ve yet to make it to the theater to check out the latest movie your friends have all been gushing over. But social media is an irresistible force, so you hop on Twitter or Facebook anyway, and soon find yourself navigating a minefield. At any given moment, you might read a spoiler. Lucky for you, there may soon be an app for that.

Ever since I bought my first computer with my own money, I have always bought one that runs Windows. For the first time, after over 20 years, I bought a computer that isn't running Windows. Here's why.