Google Tests Tabbed Navigation Design For Tablets
Google Operating System blog reports Google search is testing a new design for tablets. The new design places the various search vertical options across the top instead of placing them in a drop down menu. The new interface also has a settings button to access advanced search and SafeSearch settings. In July, Google launched a […]
Barry Schwartz on October 27, 2011 at 10:05 am | Reading time: 1 minute
Google Operating System blog reports Google search is testing a new design for tablets. The new design places the various search vertical options across the top instead of placing them in a drop down menu. The new interface also has a settings button to access advanced search and SafeSearch settings.
In July, Google launched a new tablet design and now it appears Google will be launching yet another tweak to the design for tablet users.
Here is a picture of the new design from the Google Operating System blog.
Here is a picture of the current design:
For more pictures, see the Google Operating System blog.
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