There's a weird new feature popping up in Google search results called "Google Posts." It seems to be a place for Google to directly host content in a post-Google+ world and to embed this content ...

Google emphasizes that this only applies to public posts on Google+, and that it’ll only work for you if you’re a Google+ user that’s signed in to your Google account.

Google has debuted an embeddable posts feature so websites can paste public Google+ posts into their pages, a capability already in place for Twitter and Facebook posts.

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Google+, the company's social networking service that allows users to share posts and photos with family, friends and the broader public, has been sometimes criticized for being too much like ...

Google+ users can now lock their posts or disable comments before they share them, courtesy of the latest update to the social network. Both options have been available for awhile.

The Web giant makes its videoconferencing service in Google+ easier to launch, giving users the opportunity to start a face-to-face chat directly from a post in the social-networking site.

Sometimes you get an idea for a really great post to share on Google+ and it’s the middle of the night. There’s nobody up that you know of, but not writing the post isn’t an option. Twitter ...

Google today added a new feature to Google+: pinned posts.You can now choose to pin one of your posts to the top of your profile or page. As you’d expect, a pinned post is shown above all your ...

Google+ and the +1 button have now been integrated to facilitate sharing. This means users can blast snippets of Webpages they like to their Google+ contacts.

Google is working on further integrating Google+ within its other services. One of the first steps it's taking in order to do that involves showing recent Google+ posts within Gmail. According to ...

Psst! Hey, you — yes, you, the one reading this. I see you there. Come closer; there’s something I need to tell you. It’s simply this: If you aren’t taking Google+ seriously yet, you’re ...