Google's image search has been radically overhauled to not only show more, but also bring up funky lightbox overlays when a mouse is hung over.
Most of the textual information and white gaps have been removed in favour of packing more in per page - except there's no longer any pages. Scrolling down will just load more images.
Firefox users may want to beware though - after scrolling to "page 20" Firefox 3.6.7 we found that a Google image search was using over 650MB of memory, or "just" 300MB with it open in the background.
Down the left hand side there are more refined options to select: Google can pick out specific colours, image sizes or even know if there are faces in the pics as well.
Try it out and let us know what you think of Google's latest search update in the forums.
Most of the textual information and white gaps have been removed in favour of packing more in per page - except there's no longer any pages. Scrolling down will just load more images.
Firefox users may want to beware though - after scrolling to "page 20" Firefox 3.6.7 we found that a Google image search was using over 650MB of memory, or "just" 300MB with it open in the background.
Down the left hand side there are more refined options to select: Google can pick out specific colours, image sizes or even know if there are faces in the pics as well.
Try it out and let us know what you think of Google's latest search update in the forums.
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