How To Use Google + On The iPhone Right Now

So Google + has been making waves but it is only really going to become massively useful when people can start using it on their mobiles. The Android version is already out but the iPhone app is with Apple and given Google and Apple’s history god knows how long that is going to take to get approved. Luckily there is a way of accessing Google + already on the iPhone via the browser that not many people seem to be aware of and although you can’t add photos or video this way it will allow you to engage with content, leave comments, organize people in to circles and use most of the other great Google + features. This is only really a temporary solution and you have to imagine that the actual app itself will be much much better but for those of you already addicted to Google + on the web and crying out for an iPhone solution this is a temporary way of getting your fix…

How to Do It

You are going to have to do this through a browser on your iPhone so open either safari or whatever oher browser you are using and go to plus.google.com and once you are there you will be prompted to login using your Google account. Once you have logged in you may have to change to the mobile version depending on your settings but Google will more than likely just redirect you to the mobile site and that’s it you are in…

Mostly Read Only Features

You can do a lot of organizing of circles and reading through the app but there is very little content that you can add apart from text and comments. With so much being shared through Google + though the reading experience is decent though…

Organize On The Web For Best Experience

To get the most out of this early mobile version of the site you are best putting some effort in to the web version to organize you circles and make sure you are getting the best content.

Free Flowing Feed

Although the experience on this version of Google + is never going to be as good as Twitter you can see how important the feed is going to be on Google + once the full app does launch.