Google +Mobile: share what’s around, right now, without any hassle

These days a phone is the perfect sharing accessory: it's always with you, it's always online, and it's how we stay close with our closest friends. We didn’t want “just” a mobile experience, however, so with Google+ we focused on things (like GPS, cameras, and messaging) to make your pocket computer even more personal.

+Location, location, location
In life, the places we visit shape conversations in lots of meaningful ways. If we call John from the airport, he’ll likely ask about our trip. Or if Jane texts from a nearby restaurant, we might join her for dessert. With Google+ you can add your location to every post. (Or not. It’s always up to you.)

+Instant Upload
Getting photos off your phone is a huge pain, so most of us don't even bother. Of course pictures are meant to be shared, not stranded, so we created Instant Upload to help you never leave a photo behind. While you're snapping pictures, and with your permission, Google+ adds your photos to a private album in the cloud. This way they're always available across your devices—ready to share as you see fit.

Starting today Google+ is available on Android Market and the mobile web, and it’s coming soon to the App Store. It seems the Android app is restricted to only U.S. for now.

Related Reads:

• Introducing the Google+ project: Real-life sharing, rethought for the web
• Google +Circles: share what matters, with the people who matter most
• Google +Sparks: strike up a conversation, about pretty much anything
• Google +Hangouts: stop by and say hello, face-to-face-to-face
• Google +Huddle: a group messaging experience that lets everyone inside the circle know what's going on, right this second

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