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Google has released an update for its Google+ iOS SDK that improves the way content is shared to its social network from third-party apps. Developers will find that the SDK now supports better auto-complete capabilities and a “suggested recipients” feature.
With these new features, it appears that Google is looking to improve the targeting process to allow users to share content with those in relevant circles.
The auto-complete option now suggests Gmail, device, and Google+ contacts. In addition, with “Suggestions”, it will highlight frequent and/or recent contacts at the top of the sharebox to allow users to quickly add them without repeatedly having to search for them.
➤ Google+ iOS SDK: sharebox improvements (Google+)
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Hat-tip to Google Plus Daily
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