Google+ gets ‘new batch of features’ in Android app
The Google team announces 18 new features for Google+, many of which are optimized for the Android experience. Google today announced a slew of new features for Google+ which encompass the standard PC experiences as well as Android. The updated Android app will see a …
Google+ introduces Communities, network now 235 million active users strong
According to Google, their Google+ network is continuing to pick up steam. With over 500 million total accounts, over half – 235 million – are active, making G+ the fastest growing social network around. To help continue the traffic growth, Google has now announced Google+ …
Google+ app gets much-requested Page support
Ever wonder why AndroidGuys technically has a Google+ Page yet never really does anything with it? Simple, there’s not a good way to manage things from a mobile client. As much as we want to share things with you all and get involved with discussions …
Google set unveil Snapseed for Android?
Google may be close to releasing its version of the Snapseed mobile app, if new chatter is to be believed. A few of Vic Gundotra’s followers (Google+) noticed a small detail yesterday when he posted a photo to his account with a tiny reference to …
Future Google+ experience may include ‘Events’, ‘Local’ features
Hints of the yet-announced features have been found in latest release of Google+ for Android.
Refreshed and sexy: Google+ 2.6 comes to Google Play
As feature rich as it is gorgeous, the new Google+ app arrives for Android.
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(UPDATE) Help T-Mobile Reach 100,000 Twitter Followers by Taking the Kmobs Challenge!
One of our friends from the CyanogenMod team, KMobs, has taken on a unique challenge in hopes of winning a T-Mobile G-Slate for his birthday. The challenge? Help T-Mobile get to 100,000 Twitter followers in week’s time. KMobs made the challenge to T-Mo over twitter as a joke, but was pleasantly surprise when which Magenta accepted! It’s a pretty cool move on their part, especially when the couch it in the fact that T-Mo wants to support the dev community when they can. When asked for a quote, KMobs had this to say:
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