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If you exclude “adult oriented” topics, the MOST searched topic was:TRANSLATEAnd people throughout the world were searching many other permutations as well including:Traduire (french)traducir (spanish)Übersetzen (german)tradurre (italian)traduzir (portuguese)翻译 (chinese)번역업을하다 (korean)and the many other permutations of the term.The topics after that include:and if you’re curious beyond that, check out our study we did this past year: 2017’s Top Google Searches: Most Searched Keywords on the Internet v5 | Seattle Organic SEOEarlier though, if you do not exclude any specific topics, you’ll see that the adult oriented topics are quite popular:We elucidate this in our 2014 version of the study: Top 10 Most Searched Topics on Google | Seattle Organic SEOBefore that, we broke things down in 2012: Top Google Searches in 2012: The Most Popular Keywords Study v3 | Seattle Organic SEOAnd the original that started this all: Most Popular Searches: What do people want (online)? | Seattle Organic SEOUpdate: 3/22/2018I read the answer that shows up at top and just to clarify, but these are NOT the “What is the most searched topic on the Internet in 2017?” These are just topics that “trended” in 2017.The most searched topics on google #2017Searches1) Hurricane Irma2) iPhone 83) iPhone X4) Matt Lauer5) Meghan Markle6) 13 Reasons Why7) Tom Petty8) Fidget Spinner9) Chester Bennington10) India National Cricket TeamPeople1) Matt Lauer2) Meghan Markle3) Nadia Toffa4) Harvey Weinstein5) Kevin Spacey6) Gal Gadot7) Melania Trump8) Floyd Mayweather9) Michael Flynn10) Philippe CoutinhoConsumer Tech1) iPhone 82) iPhone X3) Nintendo Switch4) Samsung Galaxy S85) Xbox One X6) Nokia 33107) Razer Phone8) Oppo F59) OnePlus 510) Nokia 6Movies1) IT2) Wonder Woman3) Beauty and the Beast4) Logan5) Justice League6) The Fate of the Furious7) Baahubali 2: The Conclusion8) Dunkirk9) La La Land10) Thor: RagnorokFor example, if you take the list the poster provided as the “top searches,” you’ll see the volume is MUCH lower:Searches1) Hurricane Irma - 7,480,000/mo2) iPhone 8 - 16,600,000/mo3) iPhone X - 13,600,000/mo4) Matt Lauer - 2,240,000mo5) Meghan Markle - 5,000,000/mo6) 13 Reasons Why - 6,120,000/mo7) Tom Petty - 3,350,000/mo8) Fidget Spinner - 11,100,000/mo9) Chester Bennington - 3,350,000/mo10) India National Cricket Team - 13,600,000/moEven if you examine the specific spikes in traffic, it doesn’t put it anywhere close to “translate.”For example, iPhone 8 peaked at 55,600,000/mo in September of 2017.The argument could be made too that in that same month, the aggregate of terms that were “related” to the “iPhone 8” generated 126.2 million/mo.But again, “translate” by itself generated 277 million searches/month. The aggregate of its related terms generated 591+ million searches/month.So, again, to answer the question, it was “translate” (and its related terms) :)

A Nokia 3310, seriously!Sorry for the quality but my camera doesn’t have auto-focus, it’s just a bit younger than my phone.I use this mobile phone since 2012 (4 years) and I’m quite happy with it. And yes, it’s my only one.Why I like it:Simplicity - it has exactly what I need - calls, texts, alarm clock and a stopwatch.Speed - it’s not like quad-core fast, but fast to use, which matters more to me. You don’t have to mess with any swiping nor too many clicks.A conversation starter - sometimes it helps me to start or to maintain a conversation - Who does not get excited about their childhood memory? Nokia’s slogan: “Connecting people” has never been more true.No internet - i.e. no distraction, at least not because of my phone :) But if I’d actually need it, I usually carry with me my laptop (a small Lenovo X230) with a SIM card slot, so in case of emergency, I could stick there my SIM card and surf, but I’ve needed it only very few times during the past year.It fits well my ear - huge smartphones either don’t actually touch my earhole or hurt my outer ear with their upper edge.Swag - seeing the reaction of some people is just priceless :DOther small perks - the battery is really easily accessible, so I have a razor blade hidden underneath - you never know when you need it. It also can be charged via USB, since I have a cable for this - it came once with a cheap universal charger, but I can’t find a similar one again, not that I’m trying that hard.I previously had a smart phone (Nokia Express Music 5530) and it wasn’t bad, but when I got this one from my friend, I just knew it’s my dream phone.I’ve even used an Android 5.1 phone for a brief period, but I didn’t really like it - its user interface was a mess compared to my good old 3310, so as soon as I could, when I no longer needed a dual SIM, I switched back.I hope that I’m not the only one and I encourage everybody to consider using one - it’s really worth it, even 17 years after its release :)

This is my list:Nokia 3310I got my first phone in 2005, the legendary Nokia 3310, secondhand. It is the time when the sun still not set on the Nokian Empire.End of story: I lost it in 2006, but don't remember why.--------------------------------------------------Nokia 1110iMy second phone in 2007. The so-called 'Super Brick' in Vietnam due to its indestructibility. The phone served me during my service in the PAVN, alongside its Soviet counterpart, the Kalashnikov AKM.The Armed Forces banning cellphones among NCOs and soldiers to prevent them chitchating military secrets to unauthorized peoples.End of story: I gave it to a young comrade in early 2009, shortly before my completion of military service.--------------------------------------------------Nokia 1200Right after the 1110i, I bought the 1200. I used it for several months until…End of story: In the early years of Smartphone Age, your basic cellphone still something worth to be steal. I miss my old phone number.--------------------------------------------------Nokia 1202Signal strength is never an issue with Nokia 1202.End of story: It just disappeared into thin air in Dec 2010. Luckily the wizard hasn't saw my just married…--------------------------------------------------HP iPAQ 910This secondhand Windows Mobile device came to my possession in 2010. My first smartphone. I have a lot of work and fun with it.End of story: The phone is too old now. It simply refuses too boot probably because the battery is dead.--------------------------------------------------Motorola Droid 2My first Android smartphone. I bought it in 2012. The first movie on smartphone I watched was a documentary, in which a man desperately trying to convince people about the Apocalypse is near, using bullshit as evidence. It was cool!End of story: I love it. I rooted it. I bricked it.--------------------------------------------------Motorola Droid RAZR XT912I bought the second Android device in 2013. This phone is exceptionally tough. There were several time I accidentally drop it from 3-4 meters onto hard surface. There are many scratches and worns and some cracks on the shell, but the screen still intact and the phone is still functioning well!End of story: The battery is too old, heavily affecting the phone's performance. It may drops from 100% to a thin layer of red residue within 5-6 hours without any use.--------------------------------------------------Apple iPhone 4SiPhone, iPad and Mac Book were, and still are symbols of status in my country. Many people, mostly young, came to the hands of financial companies or usurious gangs to have money for a lastest iPhone model so that they don't feel themselves inferior to other people. But an old, secondhand 4S is not something quite expensive for me.So in Feb 2014, I finally decided to buy an iPhone 4S. After received my monthly salary I went to a smartphone store…End of story: …but…--------------------------------------------------RIM BlackBerry 8820… then I saw a BlackBerry 8820, and from that moment I known I'm in LOVE. The lightning bolt of love constantly striking my wallet ever since… The phone is 12 year-old but still working like a charm!I wonder who is 'Alexander', who might be the previous owner of this phone.End of story: Sorry iPhone!--------------------------------------------------Since then I have…RIM BlackBerry Bold 9780, my primary phone from early 2015 to early 2016.—-RIM BlackBerry Storm II 9520, or what was left…—-RIM BlackBerry Bold 9900, my primary phone from mid 2015 to mid 2016.—-BlackBerry Classic, my primary phone from mid 2016 to present.—-RIM BlackBerry Torch 9810—-RIM BlackBerry Bold 9000—-RIM BlackBerry 8700—-BlackBerry Z30, my secondary phone from early 2017, before it was the Motorola Droid RAZR.—-RIM 957, a 18 years-old PDA still running well.—-RIM BlackBerry 7230 & 7290—-RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8110—-RIM BlackBerry Curve 8310—-BlackBerry Passport, came to my team just a month ago. It supposed to be my new primary phone, but this guy is too cumbersome.--------------------------------------------------