The newly updated Google+ app has proven itself to be a great all-day user experience. It is currently only available in a version for iPhone, but even when enlarged to the iPad screen, nothing changes significantly. The application is really better, both graphically and in terms of data transfer, than viewing the stream in the browser on your device. Google redirects you to the Google+ mobile page, which is not particularly graphically rich, but they did a decent job with it in the application. Immediately after launching the application, you will see all the categories that you can use to browse. I did not find any changes, limitations, or disadvantages compared to viewing on a computer. Perhaps only video calls, which you cannot make here. Of course, you can view the Stream, the main page where new posts are displayed. The size of the application corresponds approximately to the size of one message, thanks to which the text will not be too small, or on the contrary, you will not read one post several times.
In the application, you can use multitouch gestures, thanks to which you can easily switch between circles, your profile, the main page and other categories of this social network.
The latest update also brought with it the uploading of photos in full resolution. Uploading and sharing images is very simple. As one of the albums, you will see the photo gallery of your device, where you can simply mark and share multiple photos at once.
In the first option, Stream, all posts are displayed according to how you set their order. You always have two options to choose from in the upper corners. On the left is the "Nearby" option, which will display all messages written somewhere near you. On the other side, you'll find an "Incoming" option, where I'll be honest, I don't know what that means exactly. I thought it was going to be something like news, but after I started seeing posts from friends in my circles, I figured it probably wouldn't be.
Even higher, there are three buttons, thanks to which you can either return to the main page, write a new post, or log in, share where you are right now.
It is also worth mentioning the elaborate Messenger, which here represents the position chatu. Easy to use, fast receiving and sending messages.
Working with the official Google+ application is really simple, fast, they really succeeded with this application. Of course, it's completely free.
It doesn't support iPad resolution yet…
It's written there too, but when you zoom in from iPhone The iPad version is still pretty good quality