Google rolled out its new black navigation bar in November 2011, and today it is seeing a small update. Google just detailed the change over on the Official Google Blog. The update includes links to top Google properties, a more unified look for the search box, and sharing to Google+, as detailed in the photo above.
The biggest change is that we’ve replaced the drop-down Google menu with a consistent and expanded set of links running across the top of the page.
Google said users should see the change soon; it will roll out in the next few weeks.
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