Google tries a new search box that appears below the first search result.
Currently, Google’s first search result often includes a search box that allows users to search within that first search result, as shown here for Microsoft.com:
According to a report on Google operating system blog, the new search box is larger and offers a list of search suggestions as you type.
Beyond the current navigation search box like the one pictured above, the new search box appears below the first search result and performs a full Google search rather than only searching in the first result.
Here’s a screenshot of the new search box in action: 
Based on Google operating system test searches, the new search box appears to make an exception for Amazon searches, using Amazon’s internal search versus a Google search:
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