Google has begun rolling out its updated search page. Themain change is the shift of the navigational tools from the upper left of thepage to the top of the page. The change, says the internet giant, has been madeto forge a "simpler, cleaner design."
"With the new design, there's a bit more breathingroom, and more focus on the answers you're looking for, whether from webresults or from a feature like the Knowledge Graph," Jon Wiley, the leaddesigner for Google Search, wrote in a blog post.
"The same advanced tools you're used to are still therewhen you need them. Just click on "Search tools" to filter or drilldown on your results," the post added.
According to Google, the change is availableinitially to U.S. users with a global roll out beginning soon.