The Google Image search has been out there for 20 years. Being a part of the multidimensional technology firm, the image search engine also needs to get itself updated from time to time so it can make searching things easier and smoother for its users.
From time to time, the search engine keeps receiving new updates. These updates are either major or minor, meaning they have many changes in a single update. Some of the updates are minor, with a single change. However, all these updates are added to make things accessible on the search engine.
Recently, a new label section has been added to Google's image search result interface. The new label, "top categorized results," can be found on Google Images' left side, just above the results.
Now when you search for any particular query the images being displayed as a result won’t be random, but instead they can be more refined, making it easy to find the relevant result. For example, if you search for "Shawarma", Google Image result will offer filters such as beef, chicken, plate, roll, etc. these search refining chips at the top will help you filter more specific results.
This feature is currently not available for everyone; instead, it is still in its testing phase and is not shown on every search and device. However, in our testing we were able to try these filters on both mobile and desktop devices.
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From time to time, the search engine keeps receiving new updates. These updates are either major or minor, meaning they have many changes in a single update. Some of the updates are minor, with a single change. However, all these updates are added to make things accessible on the search engine.
Recently, a new label section has been added to Google's image search result interface. The new label, "top categorized results," can be found on Google Images' left side, just above the results.
Now when you search for any particular query the images being displayed as a result won’t be random, but instead they can be more refined, making it easy to find the relevant result. For example, if you search for "Shawarma", Google Image result will offer filters such as beef, chicken, plate, roll, etc. these search refining chips at the top will help you filter more specific results.
This feature is currently not available for everyone; instead, it is still in its testing phase and is not shown on every search and device. However, in our testing we were able to try these filters on both mobile and desktop devices.
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