Coinciding with Facebook’s timing to declare its major makeover, Google+ for mobile has also taken significant steps to broaden its reach by developing a host of much-demanded and anticipated features. One major announcement of these is the new social networking service’s attempt to step out of its beta cocoon by throwing its gates open to all netizens including mobile users, which also marked its 100th feature.
Of almost seven or more new updates rolled out in this endeavor, most of them are available for Android as well as the iPhone. The 92nd of all new Google+ features is the introduction of hangouts for the Android operating system 2.3 and above, while the iPhone version is still in the pipeline. The Google+ 101 feature promises better SMS support for users on their mobile phones, once they specify and confirm their number to the website. Currently available in the United States and India, more countries will soon feature in the list, promises Google+.
The next feature should please iOS handset users as they directly +1 a comment from the Stream using their iPhone. Alternating the list of improvements with Android devices now, the next feature allows users of this operating system to move the Google+ app to SD storage on their handsets. The enhancements also permits the customization of notifications on the go. The final feature in the list for Google+ is the welcoming of Messenger instead of Huddle, which brings along some efficient features, and photos.
With constant augmentations and new features pouring in, Google+ is definitely hinting at spreading itself wide in near future.