La Google + app has been updated for both Android and iOS including new features, functionalities and special design for tablets. The Google social network extends through its application for mobile terminals bringing common characteristics to Android and iOS but some also particular to each operating system. These are the Google + 3.1 features.
Both platforms they will be able to enjoy the following advantage. The teens will be able to create and enter Hangouts from their mobiles or tablets. They will have to be over 13 years old but they will be able to do so. This detail can generate controversy due to the certain criticism that it will receive from the most conservative sectors of consumers. It seems that it will be possible report abuse at events directly in the application to compensate in some way for this opening
For Android users
For starters, Android tablet users will see a new magazine-like app layout.
From now on is possible to join a live Hangout from your mobile or your tablet. Before we could only do face to face but now we can see live broadcasts from the mobile device.
In the display of your photos they will see how you are are marked with a timeline. It's great because that way you can have the most recent ones accessible and search backwards.
It would be easier create posts through the shortcuts that are offered to us during normal navigation in different sections.
For iOS users
The links will open with Chrome. Yes, all the links that appear in the Google + application will open with the Google Chrome browser if it is installed. This is a breakthrough for Google and bypasses the limitations of Safari for iOS users.
In previous updates, really useful functions had been included that should be highlighted such as Hangouts with up to 9 friends, that is, group video calls in which materials can be shared. Another very useful function was the possibility to activate an automatic upload of photos to a private album on Google +.
Download Google + for Android on Google Play
Download Google + for iOS on iTunes