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Google Launches New Card-Based “Unified Design” Search Results For Mobile Devices

Google logoGoogle has just rolled out their new “more unified design” of displaying search results for mobile devices, including smartphones and tablet devices.

As expected, Google said A new “more unified design” will offer “cleaner and simpler, optimized for touch, with results clustered on cards so you can focus on the answers you’re looking for.”

Here are pictures from how the interface looks on an iPhone and iPad:

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We’ve seen Google testing this interface earlier this month and now it is finally live.

For more on the Knowledge Graph and other changes announced last week, see Google’s blog post. And for more from the media event last week, see our FAQ about the Google Hummingbird search algorithm and Danny Sullivan’s live blog coverage.

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