Monday, 16 May 2016
With Google+ dying a slow death, Google has been looking for other ways to help users share content online. It’s latest attempt is a new standalone app for group discussions called Spaces. It’s a neat concept: Google Search, YouTube and Chrome are built into Spaces so you don’t have to endlessly switch between apps to find something to share with your friends. The shared posts and videos are then collected in a “space.” From here you can open up a conversation view that lets you discuss the content with your friends without ever having to leave the app. Google foresees…
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