'How did...?' See the top Google searches the day after Trump's victory

"How did Trump win?"According to Google Trends, that was the most-searched for  "How did..?" question on Google Wednesday, the day after Donald Trump was elected the next president of the United States.That question was followed by:

Check it out: Google pulls the wraps off its new smartphone

Google is unveiling new smartphones, an internet-connected speaker that channels a digital assistant, and other gadgets the company hopes to make indispensable.The devices were announced Tuesdayday as part of Google's bold move to design and sell its own hardware.The new Pixel phones, starting at $650, are aimed squarely at Apple's iPhone and could also siphon sales from the biggest manufacturer of Android-powered phones, Samsung.Google's new Home speaker represents a counterpunch to Amazon's Echo, a similar device that has become a big hit since its release about 15 months ago.

Google employee, 27, killed while jogging; found 'without clothes' and burns on head, feet, hands

NEW YORK -- A young Google account manager was killed on Sunday -- and the investigation is ongoing.Vanessa Marcotte, 27, was found dead near her mother's home in Princeton, Massachusetts, a small town of fewer than 3,500 people.Marcotte, who lives in New York City, was visiting her mother for the weekend.She'd gone out for a walk or a run in the afternoon.

Google has a new way to help you plan your next vacation

MILWAUKEE -- Google is simplifying the way you search for your next vacation.Follow KTLA Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro on Facebook or Twitter for cool apps, tech tricks & tips!A new tool called 'destinations' tells you the best places to go, when you should visit, plus the cheapest and least crowded times!

Google pulls Gmail 'Mic Drop' button after April Fools joke backfires

Google attempted to prank its Gmail users for April Fools Day this year, but it seems like it created more tears than laughs.On Thursday, a new "send + mic drop" button appeared next to the "send" button in Gmail.

Google’s new gadgets: Phones, Chromecasts & a tablet

MILWAUKEE -- Google launched several new gadgets this week including two new phones, two new Chromecast devices, and a tablet that acts like a laptop.The Nexus 5X starts at $379 unlocked.

Google is making its way into your car’s dashboard

MILWAUKEE -- Google’s new software, Android Auto, is starting to show up in new models.The 2015 Hyundai Sonata comes with Android Auto and works well with many Android based smartphones.

The hackers that Google hires to keep the company and our information safe

(WITI) -- Hackers are often in the news for the stuff we don’t want them to do, like getting access to databases at major retailers.Coming up in my next report, Rich DeMuro has Parisa’s advice for protecting yourself online. 

Man skydives from space! Breaks world record

(WITI) -- A Google executive is making headlines, it has nothing to do with the company.

Beanie babies and log rolling? Wisconsin's most frequent internet searches

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Knowing what gets Googled most frequently in your state can be amusing -- and possibly a little embarrassing!If you put a word or phrase into Google Trends, you can find out where that word or phrase was Googled the most.So, the folks at the real estate website Estately say they ran hundreds of words and phrases through Google Trends, and determined which states searched those items the most.So what are people in Wisconsin Goggling most frequently?According to Estately, people in Wisconsin are curious to learn more about:Beanie BabiesThe Green PartyLog rollingMenthol cigarettesMike's Hard LemonadeOprah's Book ClubSurvival shelter

VOTE: Help Wisconsin girl win the Doodle 4 Google contest!

OUTGAMIE CO. (WITI) -- A young Wisconsin artist is in the running to win the 2014 edition of the Doodle 4 Google contest in her age group (K-3).

Evite goes retro, Nintendo 2DS and Google ad opt out

Evite is going retro, Nintendo has a new console, and Google is planning to make you a star of their advertisements unless you opt out.

Google Doodle honors Yosemite - a national park you can't visit

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The "doodle" on Google's homepage on Tuesday honors the 123rd anniversary of Yosemite National Park -- which is currently closed, due to the government shutdown.All 59 national parks are managed by the federal government, so they are victims of the shutdown that began Tuesday at midnight.