AOL.com Gets a Makeover

By stp
Published 20 years ago

America Online is testing a souped-up, redesigned pre-release of its widely visited AOL.com homepage. After lying dormant in the trappings of its classic design scheme, AOL.com has entered the era of high bandwidth. Much like other leading Web portals, users have their pick of news and other content feeds. Lastly, AOL has moved its search engine -- powered by Google -- front and center along with the most popular AOL.com destinations.

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