\r\n Originally Posted by nags\r\n \r\n

Must be only people with old computers. Works fine on my computers at home and all the ones at work and on client computers
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\nFix your computer.

\r\n Originally Posted by old man roger\r\n \r\n

my computer works fine in a yahoo image search so google should fix their image search instead of millions and millions of people having to buy new computers to work with google ..
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\r\nwait till your new google + decides you need a new computer

\r\n Originally Posted by nags\r\n \r\n

I guarantee if I remotely connect to your computer it works fine.
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\nSounds like an ID 10-t error to me

\r\n Originally Posted by old man roger\r\n \r\n

my computer works fine in a yahoo image search so google should fix their image search instead of millions and millions of people having to buy new computers to work with google ..
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\nwait till your new google + decides you need a new computer

\r\n Originally Posted by StrictlyStunt\r\n \r\n

Generally speaking, it makes sense it works better with an older mixture of platforms(like your current workstation), yahoo is a few years behind "the times" and has not yet integrated their info structure as deep as google.
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\nGoogle has blended their info structure to work seamlessly with the mobile OS and applications of today\'s working market(my current workstation)
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\nIn order for things to continue to advance and be shared on all levels of technology there has to be a break away from the although new, already outdated devices and mixtures of applications.
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\nThe argument to rely on the software to better the hardware is shallow. The hardware must be upgraded in order to process not only the new software. But how it communicates with other devices.