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The image presents a table and a line graph about US internet searches. The table, titled 'Total number of US searches', lists 4.5 billion for November 2004 and 16 billion for September 2010. The line graph, titled '% of searches using different search engines (US, 2004 - 2010)', displays the percentage of internet searches for five search engines, with the following approximate data points across twelve time intervals. For Google: 35% in Nov 04, 40% in Jul 05, 42% in Nov 05, 50% in Jul 06, 57% in Aug 07, 58% in Sept 07, 58% in Oct 07, 60% in Mar 08, 63% in Apr 09, 64% in May 09, 66% in Aug 10, and 67% in Sept 10. For Yahoo: 32% in Nov 04, 30% in Jul 05, 30% in Nov 05, 28% in Jul 06, 26% in Aug 07, 26% in Sept 07, 25% in Oct 07, 23% in Mar 08, 21% in Apr 09, 21% in May 09, 19% in Aug 10, and 18% in Sept 10. For Microsoft: 15% in Nov 04 through Nov 05, 14% in Jul 06, 12% in Aug 07, 11% in Sept 07, 10% in Oct 07, 10% in Mar 08, 9% in Apr 09, 9% in May 09, and 10% in Aug and Sept 10. For AOL: 10% in Nov 04, 9% in Jul 05, 8% in Nov 05, 6% in Jul 06, 5% from Aug to Oct 07, 4% in Mar 08, 3% in Apr and May 09, and 2% in Aug and Sept 10. For Ask Jeeves: 2% from Nov 04 to Nov 05, 3% from Jul 06 to Mar 08, and 4% from Apr 09 to Sept 10.
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The table and graph present the figures for internet searches and the proportion of searches using different search engines from 2004 to 2010.
Overall, it is noticeable that the total number of US searches recorded in September 2010 (16 billion) was roughly 3.5 times the figure for US searches in November 2004 (4.5 billion). The proportion of Google and Yahoo search engines began at 35%, while Microsoft search engines at 15%.
Regarding the remaining categories, the proportion of Google search engines grew sharply by 30% from 2004 to 2010, while Yahoo search engines were less popular over time, from 35% to 25%. The proportion of AOL remained stable at 5% between 2004 to 2010. Although Ask Jeeves search engines had 10% in November 2004, it only had around 3% in September 2010. The proportion of Microsoft decreased slightly by 5%, but in May 2009, its figure returned to its initial level.
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