Google confirms testing 'more results' for Search
San Francisco, April 10: Google is officially testing and refining the "more results" button to load more search results on the same page instead of making searchers click to the next page.
According to a report in searchengineland.com on Tuesday, it seems to be visible to many while searching "Google" on their smartphones
Danny Sullivan of Google also confirmed on Twitter that this test has been running for the past few days.
"We've been testing that and trying it with more people now," he tweeted.
Google first tested the "more results" button in December last year, in a more limited fashion, displaying fewer search results on the mobile pages giving an option to click on a button labeled "more results."
"Looks like Google is very frequently testing new user interfaces for better results," the report said
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Woman kills teenage daughter before taking own life in Bengaluru
Bengaluru (PTI): A 45-year-old woman allegedly smothered her 13-year-old daughter before taking her own life at their residence in the Whitefield area of the city on Tuesday, police said.
The deceased were identified as Suvarna, a homemaker and her daughter Tarunya, they said.
The incident occurred around 11 am. When police reached the spot, they found that the woman had allegedly smothered the girl and later died by suicide by hanging herself, a senior police officer said.
Suvarna’s husband, Chandrashekhar, who works as a compounder at a private hospital in the city, was at work when the incident occurred, the officer added.
Preliminary investigation suggests that the woman may have been suffering from psychiatric issues.
She reportedly used to worry about her daughter's future in the event of her own death.
Two cases have been registered in connection with the incident.
One was filed based on a complaint by Chandrashekhar alleging the killing of his daughter, while another was lodged by Suvarna’s brother, Manjunath, expressing suspicion about the deaths, police said, adding that further investigation is underway.
