| Rank | Search Engine | Volume |
| 1. | www.google.com | 67.90% |
| 2. | search.yahoo.com | 20.28% |
| 3. | search.msn.com | 4.52% |
| 4. | www.ask.com | 4.17% |
| Source: Hitwise | ||
Mobility
Leading US search engines in April 2008
RankSearch EngineVolume1.www.google.com67.90%2.search.yahoo.com20.28%3.search.msn.com4.52%4.www.ask.com4.17%Source: Hitwise
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