Google Hot Trends now integrated to web search

Google announced today that they’ve integrated Google Hot Trends to web search results. It means that Google hot trends would be appearing on normal web search results whenever you’re searching something related to a phrase in hot trends.

Google –

Now, when you search Google.com and your query matches one of the top 100 fastest-rising search terms, we’ll show you a graph at the bottom of page, with more information — like how popular the query is, how fast it’s rising over time, and other useful data.

The feature is now available only in US and Japan, but will soon be rolled out to other countries.

P.S – We knew that Twitter inspires Facebook a lot, and now Google too.

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