Google Cache/Similar Drop Down Links Test

Google Testing Cache/Similar Drop Down Links More

In February we disclosed this but it appears like the assessment Google is functioning to show "similar" and "cache" links in a drop down on the right side of the search snippet is beginning to increase.

This image was from a video of it in action by tecnonetblog.

A webmaster observed it and submitted about it at WebmasterWorld saying:

Today I noticed a little drop-down arrow in my Google results right next to the URL. The options on the URL are "cached", "share", and sometimes "similar." More interestingly, in the results where I see this test, instant previews have been removed for organic results and are only available to the PPC advertisers. Makes sense to Google I'm sure, why allow users to cover up the right side ppc ads with an instant preview? I don't like that they've left the instant preview option in place for PPC ads. That's just one more paid "feature" to reduce the impact of organic.

What do you believe ?

Google Search Experiments Orange URLs & Light Blue Titles

Google Search Now Orange & Blue (A Test) 

Google is playing around with the search user interface once again.This is nothing new, they do user interface checks constantly. Yet this one is much more elegant.

Vibrant orange URLs and bright light blue heading tags in the search results?

Listed below are pictures from the video taken by Tecnonet:

The following is the video where you can also find out a new search tools feature for tablets:

The reaction on Google+ in the direction of this new UI is not great. One person said, "Not so enticing.," another said "not sure if orange would be pretty accessible to the color blind." But one person liked it, a Gator fan said "Gator colors how can that be a bad thing?"

iOS 6 Vs. iOS 7 UI View Comparison Infographic Will Show You Just How Much iOS Has Changed

iOS 6 Versus iOS 7 User Interface Element Comparison

We have already published post on icon comparison between iOS 6 and iOS 7, but now iOS developersMPow has done the similar thing with several UI views which is just as amazing.

  In below infographic, you can watch how iOS 6 compares to iOS 7 when it falls to the design of the toolbar, tabbar, searchbar, progressview, pickerview, navbar, alertview, swtiches and sliders. It truly assists you take in just how Apple has varied the figure and feel in iOS 7 toconcentrate on uncompounded. How this done? By using smaller fonts, more simple icons and naturally getting eliminate textures and gradients.