Google Search: Imagine you’re remodeling your kitchen and you’re looking for information about a new countertop: quartz or granite. Sure, Google can tell you what quartz and granite are, but it’s not what you had in mind.
You want to learn more about the differences in cost, benefits, and durability of each material, and you might be looking for guidance on what you can do. 
For these types of queries, Google is introducing a new way to quickly access relevant information that will help you get a more comprehensive understanding of many aspects of the topic you’re looking for. All with just one search.
So if you search for something like “quartz or granite,” you’ll see a panel with a set of related information that you can explore.
This new format of displaying results is intended to help you and guide you to common, useful aspects of a topic. According to Google’s announcement on The Keyboard, the new feature is designed to help you “play around with the information available, aiming to deliver more relevant results.”
This update is the latest in a series of improvements Google has made to its Search engine.
To learn more about how these types of features work, you can read Google’s post about the new snippets.
I don’t know about you, but I personally felt something when I read that the new feature is aimed at guidance.
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