Google’s often maligned social service, Google+, has a new look focussed on two key areas of interest for users: Collections and Communities.
With a focus on interests, Google says the new Plus is also much easier to use. It’s also recursive across the desktop mobile devices, keeping a familiar aesthetic no matter where you view Plus.
The change is more of a refinement, and Google says it’ll continue to iterate as it receives feedback.
Earlier this year at Google I/O, a breakout session dedicated to Google Photos led Plus chief Bradley Horowitz to hint at what we’re seeing, telling the crowd Plus would focus on bringing users together around common interests.
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This seems to be the realization of that effort.
The new-look Google+ is currently opt-in, and Google has a dedicated page for those who’d like to give it a shot.
➤ Introducing the new Google+ [Google]
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