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Google+ for Android gets new notification system and Communities options

January 30, 2013 by Charles West - Leave a Comment

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Today the Google+ Android received a new update that changes the way the notification system works. The revamped notification tray allows users to add a link between a photo or mood during any post. Now Google plus’rs just need to tap to easily enter a URL. The user interface of the notification tray has also changed, as the update does away with hiding the navigation controls in the left slide-in panel. What users get now is a separate notification number between the refresh and settings buttons, and once tapped, the number gets a full detailed notification panel on the right.

Other improvements include more moderation options in Google+ Communities. If you want to grab a download of the new Google+, hit the Play Store link here.

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