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Google refreshes its cell search expertise

Google as we talk offered a elegant then again welcome refresh of its cell search expertise. The idea proper this is to provide more practical to be informed search results and a additional fashionable glance with an more straightforward, edge-to-edge design. From what we’ve observed previously, this is not a radically totally other glance, then again the rounded and s…
Google today announced a subtle but welcome refresh of its mobile search experience. The idea here is to provide easier to read search results and a more modern look with a simpler, edge-to-edge design. From what we’ve seen so far, this is not a radically different look, but the rounded and s…

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