Google is completely rewriting the codebase for Google+. While the app will remain largely the same on the surface, the backend changes will allow them to more easily and flexibly add new features in the future.
Google is making little changes here and there to Google+ in an effort to improve the experience for anyone still using it. The Android app is updated fairly frequently, and now the desktop site is getting some attention, too.
Google+’s continued focus on Collections and Communities has served the social network rather well since its 2015 relaunch. The service is now launching a new Discover feature to to surface the best content.
Google+ moderators have been asking Google for some more tools to help keep their communities under control. So now, moderators will have a 'Remove, Report, and Ban' option on community posts to make things easier.
To help people become involved in topics that relate to them, Google has just announced a new Topics to Explore card that will appear inside your Google+ feed. This will be where Google suggests Collections, Communities and people related to things they feel you’ll be interested in.
Google is pushing out an update to their social media application that brings its version up to 9.6. This update doesn't change much, but it does now allow you to insert GIFs via supported keyboards like Gboard.
Google has been redoing Google+ for a while now and every now and then they add a new feature to the platform. Luke Wroblewski has just announced the web version of Google+ now has what they're calling Quick Insights to show you how influential your content is.
Google+ has garnered an enthusiastic group of photographers, and this has given Google the chance to experiment with compressing and upscaling photos using machine learning.
Google has just pushed out version 9.3 of Google+, and while there aren't any immediate changes, an APK teardown does give us an idea as to what they're planning in the future.
Strings inside the application seem to indicate that Google will be removing the Location Sharing feature from...
The web version of Google+ has already added support for links to AMP websites, and now the feature is currently rolling out to the latest version of the Google+ application.
Today, Google announced that Google+ would now be considered a core service for the company's Google for Work program.
This means that Google+ will have the same technical support and service level commitments as any other core service offered by the program.
Google+ reaches version 8.7 with a new update today. The only change is the ability to view image comments in a full screen image viewer instead of being taken to a separate comments pane. This allows you to view comments and act on an image -- such as sharing or beaming it to a TV -- without...
Google has been wanting to enhance the capabilities of the web for a while and one of those ways is by allowing websites to use push notifications.
Today, Google has announced they will be utilizing this feature with Google+ on the web. However, you will need to grant permission before you...
Google is currently rolling out a new update to their Google+ application that brings its version up to 8.6.
So far, the only change spotted in this update is the ability to preview images and links from within a comment.
Google seems to be streamlining the Google Play Store experience as they will be removing two features soon.
The first feature that will be gone is the People section where you can see apps that your Google+ friends recommend. The second feature that will be going away is the +1 button that...
Google is rolling out a new update to their Google+ mobile application right now.
This update brings the app up to version 8.4, and it comes with the following changes. . .
- Profile photos now appear in comment previews
- Lots of visual tweaks and changes to wording
Android Police just published their APK teardown of the latest update to the Google+ application.
Strings discovered within the code mention the ability to comment with an image, as well as some improvements to the current community moderation tools.
Google+ 8.0 is starting to roll out. The update isn't big despite its big version jump.
The most notable change is the ability to write text when reporting a post, so that the review team can get a better idea of why you're reporting it. It's also easier to access the feedback option as it now...
If you're using the new Google+ web preview then you might have noticed a couple of new things the last time you loaded up the page.
Luke Wroblewski, from Google, tells us the web preview received the following changes. . .
- 79 bug fixes
- 8 accessibility issues addressed
- Ability to...
Google employee Luke Wroblewski just announced a new update was being pushed out to the company's Google+ application for Android.
Changes that come with this app update include. . .
- 22 bugs fixed
- Quick access to Google Photos, Hangouts, & Search apps
- "New posts" notification moved to...
When the moderator of a Google+ community enables this feature(a feature that Google is calling Content Controls), Google is more likely to spot and flag inappropriate content.
This content will be moved to the moderator queue where moderators of a community can approve or delete the flagged...
Google has updated their Google+ Android application to version 7.6 with a focus on its notification page.
This update adds notification filters, lets you dismiss a notification by swiping in either direction, and it will auto hide the bottom bar when scrolling through a list of notifications.
Google's Android team is busy today with Android N, but the Google+ team is also pumping out an update of their own.
The latest update to Google+ for Android comes with the following changes. . .
- 18 bugs fixed
- 7 accessibility issues addressed
- Ability to pin posts on your profile
-...
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