After going all in with Google+ a few years ago ... buttons that match the company’s latest branding and features the standard multi-colored ‘G’ logo. A redesigned consent screen on ...

Think of the changes as the latest example of Google’s campaign to create a unified social layer for all of its products. The new homepage looks a lot like Facebook, or Google+ for that matter.

Nearly four months after launching its Facebook competitor, Google+, the search giant has taken its social network out of Beta and made it available to the public. That's right: if keeping up with ...

there were the Dandroids. According to a Google+ post made by Dan Morrill, who worked on the Android developer relations team when the mobile operating system was being prepared for launch ...