Most of us need to admit that when we see a new interface tweak at Google, we believe we’ve stumbled upon a new roll-out that no one else has discovered yet.
At the Official Google Blog, they explain how Google is always running new interface tests with small samples of users and that these tests do not mean the features will be rolled out.
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