I agree. "Clean" in terms of design seems to have become a word that's tossed about without too much meaning attached to it.
Whatever claims other you make (faster return times, less time spent on search results what not), there is no way it can be described as "cleaner". They have got more cluttered, but it is up for discussion if this clutter is good or bad. For some, like PG, it's a bad thing. I personally like +1s and social results.
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I agree. "Clean" in terms of design seems to have become a word that's tossed about without too much meaning attached to it.
Whatever claims other you make (faster return times, less time spent on search results what not), there is no way it can be described as "cleaner". They have got more cluttered, but it is up for discussion if this clutter is good or bad. For some, like PG, it's a bad thing. I personally like +1s and social results.