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This Valentine’s Day, the gang over at Google showed iOS users some social-networking love by releasing an update to its Google+ application. Aside from providing “various bug fixes and performance improvements,” G+ gave iOS Nation access to a feature that Android users have enjoyed for quite some time: instant photo upload. When configured, the app will automatically – when running in the background – send your mobile candids to a private album housed on Google+. After the upload is complete, users are just a few clicks away from sharing the snapshots with their virtual clique; the photos are also, for all intents and purposes, backed up online. This functionality is not new to iOS users, of course – iCloud’s Photo Stream stashes mobile photos to the cloud – but those that enjoy being swaddled by the Sultan of Search will, undoubtedly, be pleased as punch. Hit the source link, have yourself a download and enjoy.Google+ iOS app updated, instant image upload in tow originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:59:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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