Google+ app for iOS updated

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To kickstart your weekend, Google has announced a new update for its Google+ iOS app. Bringing up the app to version 1.0.4.2326, the update brings a whole bunch of new features in addition to various bug fixes and performance improvements. Users can now join Hangouts from the mobile app, set their profile photos, +1 comments, and share posts with individuals. The update also renames Huddle to Messenger, which can now be used to send photos.

Google+ for iOS also now has granular push notification settings, improved +mention support, and improved public search for people. Head over to the Apple App Store to grab the latest version of Google+ for your iOS device now.

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Google Goggles gets updated to version 1.6

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If you’re an avid user of Google Goggles, the good news is that the app for Android has recently been updated to version 1.6, and brought with it several new features that supposedly makes your smartphone “smarter”.

For those uninitiated to Google Goggles, you could think of it as the Shazam for photographs, where you can take a snapshot of a location or an object, and Google Goggles will then attempt to identify it.

With version 1.6 it seems that the process of identifying photos taken has been streamlined, and users will have the option of allowing Google Goggles to process photos taken with your camera automatically. Users will now also be able to share the facts that they’ve discovered via Goggles with friends directly from Goggles’ search history.

If you’ve yet to discover the fun and novelty in Goggles, or want to upgrade your version to 1.6, head on down to the Android Market and download your copy today.

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Sprint End of Life listing updated

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Wonder what new devices are on the way to Sprint’s network? Well, we can’t say we know for sure (the iPhone, perhaps?) but thanks to reports online, we do know what’s not going to be around anymore. The folks over at SprintFeed have just received from a tipster, a photograph showing the upcoming End of Life listing for the Now Network and some of our beloved phones will be no longer available in a few weeks.

Most of the phones already have replacements to take their place, so it’s likely they won’t be missed, but if you do need a replacement due to theft or damage, you’ll probably be upgraded to a newer phone when your original phone is no longer in stock. The phones that will be retired this month are: the HTC EVO 4G (black and white), the BlackBerry Bold 9650 (with and without camera), and the Sanyo Innuendo. Surprisingly the original Epic 4G isn’t on this list, despite the Galaxy S2 arriving in a few days – it’s probably going to be bumped to a freebie status in the near future.

Will you be missing the original EVO 4G when it’s gone?

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