Google 'press' search results page?

The new search results page format will allow users to see significantly more content below the link.

Source: Cybernetnews

Previously, the text below Google search results consisted of only one to two lines, but with the new format, users would be able to receive more information significantly. Some results even include photos from that website, like Google News or Yahoo News.

And yet, below the link there is also a mini search box, allowing you to type in additional new keywords. Links to other related websites on the topic with the link above are also listed in full.

New technology?

These experimental search results pages seem very relevant to the description of a new search engine called Orion that Google acquired a few months ago from the University of New South Wales, Australia. Orion uses new algorithmic technologies, which allow to significantly expand the amount of information displayed on the search page, helping users to choose the most accurate link to their needs.

Google itself does not deny the snapshot images that CyberNet recently published, under the footnote here is Google's upcoming search results page. However, the company spokesman said there was no "schedule" to implement these ideas.

The competition between Web search engines is stepping into the skin of flaking, when everyone wants to bring a powerful and optimal tool. Now, every company understands that it is not necessary to display thousands of confusing links in front of users, and not the most effective way to solve a search request.

Google, Yahoo and Ask.com are constantly testing and deploying new features, helping to fine-tune users' search requests, filtering long list results and giving the most specific answers. , most concise. The important thing is to make users not click on these links and leave the Google Web site.

Although until now, Google is still the most popular search engine, but no one dares to talk about user loyalty beforehand. Switching to another search engine is much easier than changing other online services like instant messaging and email.

In addition, whether or not websites that specialize in content allow Google to "drain" more than their assets is an open question. The Google book library digitization project is the best example.

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