Google and BBC release New Beta Homepage Web Designs

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Both Google and the BBC have recently released new beta web designs for their homepages. The BBC beta homepage is available for all to look at via http://beta.bbc.co.uk/ while the Google homepage has been released to a select number of Google users, as Google tend to stagger the release of their new designs and features.

You can click the above image for an enlarged screenshot. If you’re interested, there is more information about the BBC homepage and the new, re-branded Google homepage.