However, if there’s one thing we’re all agreed upon, it’s that there’s plenty of work to do on accuracy.

Search for “British royals” for example, and top of the shop is Prince William. Born on 21 June 1982 and (ahem) died on “28 August 1972 (aged 30) Halfpenny Green, Wolverhampton”. So not only did he die before he was born, but he somehow reached the ripe old age of 30. Perhaps there’s a time machine in the Midlands?

Directly beneath Wills is Prince Michael of Kent. Born on 4 July 1942, died on 25 August 1942. How he managed to grow that beard during that blessedly short life is a mystery.

It’s not only Royals that Google Squared is a bit wobbly on. Type in Word Processors and choose Microsoft Word from the Add Items list, and you’ll find that the package is actually “freeware”. That’ll set a few pulses racing in Redmond.

Search for “US vice presidents” meanwhile, and at the bottom of the list you’ll find none other than George Clinton. Nothing wrong with that – he was indeed the 4th US vice president in the early 1800s. However, we’re pretty sure that it wasn’t that George Clinton (pictured).

And he too appears to have borrowed Prince William’s Tardis.

If you spot any more amusing errors, do let us know on comments below.