Techcrunch have the figures. I've borrowed a screen shot though -
A few points worth noting - Web search is for the US, not the rest of the world. Interesting to see that image search has also done well, with an increase of 35%. Book search is also up well at 55% increase. Scholar search is down, which isn't a surprise since it's been a bit hammered this year, and Gmail and Maps are both doing well, which doesn't actually surprise me that much since they're good solid performers. The really big one of course is iGoogle, with an increase of 268%. However, it was bound to leap up because they put a lot of work into it and it's starting from an almost zero base. Clearly there's an interest in this particular type of Web 2.0 application and is the clear competition to Netvibes and Pageflakes.
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