Google is showing AMP pages in search now

Google has officially rolled out office 2016 home and student pages in search results all over the world. We reported this recently, and today the alterations are happening officially.

Google introduced Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) technology to create web faster for everybody. In February, Google added support for AMP by together with a "Top Stories" carousel consisting entirely of pages developed with AMP technology.

In past, Google said hello would be including AMP pages in the regular group of organic search results. Today they launched it officially.

"Today, the median time it takes to have an AMP page to load from Search is under one second. Beyond just saving you time with fast loading pages, AMP will also help you save data. AMP pages on Search use 10 times less data compared to equivalent non-AMP page". Said David Besbris, VP Google Search inside a blog post.

Now whenever you explore your mobile phone, you will see a label that indicates a webpage is AMP'd. This doesn't change Search results but will show you which sites have pages which are ready to load lightning fast.

Google have over 600 million project 2010 standard documents created by sites such as eBay (US), Reddit (US), Shopify (CA), Konga (Nigeria), WikiHow (US), Cybercook (Brazil), Skyscanner (UK), and many more all around the globe (232 locales and 104 languages). These pages cover retail, travel, recipe, general knowledge, and entertainment.