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Google Experimenting With New Related Image Search Interface

Google appears to be trying on a new look for its related image search interface. While the standard interface for related image searches includes a list of the related image queries that only show image thumbnails when you mouse over the related search query term, the new interface shows a collection of images right above […]

Amy Gesenhues on April 22, 2013 at 8:38 am

t-google-images-1312982585 Google appears to be trying on a new look for its related image search interface.

While the standard interface for related image searches includes a list of the related image queries that only show image thumbnails when you mouse over the related search query term, the new interface shows a collection of images right above the related search query terms.

By clicking a related search option, Google displays an addition box similar to the black box users see when clicking on an image search result.

(Image credit: Google Operating System Blog)

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