Google Now Showing Hot Trends in Search Results

But Google has failed to bring real-time search results which was started by Twitter and other real-time search startups Collecta, CrowdEye, OneRiot and may others.

On September 28 Google began indexing the Hot Trends of Google searches in its regular web search results. Built in Google Trends' Labs, Hot Trends. lists the 100 hottest searches on the Web at any given hour.

When users search Google and their query matches one of the top 100 fastest-rising search terms, Google will dump a Hot Trends graph at the bottom of page, detailing how popular the query is, how fast it's rising over time, and related queries.