Here is what we searched for most on Google in 2015

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With the new year just a few days away, Google, the world's largest search engine, has shared the most trending searches of 2015. The search terms cover a wide range of searches starting from top searches, global news to trending consumer tech. Besides global searches, Google trends 2015 also contain country-wise top trending terms.

Paris is one of the top trending searches for this year. Google says there were more than 897 million searches about Paris, following the deadly attack in November. Besides, following the Nepal earthquake, "How can I help Nepal" was the top global search, with people from different countries asking how to volunteer and what to donate.

Lamar Odom, the former American basketball player tops the list for the most searched people in 2015. The 36-year-old, who is still hospitalised after being found unconscious in a Nevada brothel in October, is again in the news as new reports have surfaced suggesting he will be spending Christmas with his kids in the hospital.

Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine, which was attacked by terrorists in January, is in the top place for global news searches for this year. With the release of her much anticipated third album, 25, Adele broke many records, while putting her album at the top of the search list. She also finds herself among the top 10 most searched people on Google and is the most searched musician.

Google trends also includes consumer tech, wherein Apple's latest iPhone iteration, iPhone 6s ranks number one. Head over to Google Trends to know more about the top searches in 2015. Note that the following list is for global searches.