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Try Googling a breaking news term. Then try searching for it on Facebook. Where are the better results for relevant articles? Try on mobile.Permalink On twitter.com
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For example, it takes 3 scrolls on a Google mobile search page to see news story about Hinkley Point. Summary and links at top of FB search.On twitter.com
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I wonder how we're going to deal with the fact that Facebook is becoming a better place to search for news then Google.Permalink On twitter.com
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I think the most telling UI difference is that mobile Facebook defaults to a view that limits the results to the top relevant article.Permalink On twitter.com
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Mobile Google Search? Let's throw some products in there; here's an AMP carousel that you will never scroll; what about Wikipedia? etc...Permalink On twitter.com
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Google mobile search pages are doing to themselves what Google's ad tech has done to media websites. That doesn't bode well for them.Permalink On twitter.com
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It makes me wonder if Google even thinks about design. Like ever. The whole good-engineering = design idea worked when no one had either.Permalink On twitter.com
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Now Google is facing companies who have both good engineering and good design and the lack of any real UI sensibility is showing badly.Permalink On twitter.com
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No wonder they want everyone to interface with them via voice.Permalink On twitter.com
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How badly Google must understand UI when their idea for 'saving the news' never should have passed googling carousel shouldiuseacarousel.com/Permalink On twitter.com
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