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    Samsung Galaxy S5 and Note 4 were second and third most searched devices on Yahoo

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    Last updated: December 8th, 2014 at 11:54 UTC+01:00

    They might not be selling as much as Samsung wants them too, but it seems interest in the Galaxy S5 and the Galaxy Note 4 were quite high, at least on Yahoo search. Yahoo has released its annual ‘Year in Review' report, revealing that the Galaxy S5 was the most searched Samsung device on Yahoo search in 2014, and took the second spot in the most searched gadget category. The Galaxy Note 4 came next at third position – the iPhone 6 managed to be the most searched device, and that was likely because Apple finally moved to a large screen that consumers had been craving for quite some time.

    Other popular gadgets users searched for include the Apple iPad mini 3, the Amazon Kindle Fire, and the new Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles – no other Samsung device other than the S5 and Note 4 managed to make it to the top 10. The full list of popular searches, which includes things from celebrities to politicians, can be found at the source link.

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