After rebuilding the Google+ app, Google has changed its design

Google's social networking application Google+ on the Android system last month got a radical update with a redesign of the app from scratch with a greater focus on invisible internal changes.

With a radical update, Google maintained the visual design of the app, but the latest update to the application launched today comes with the Google+ interface being changed and made white.


The main change in social networking application 10.1 is the new white style, which is consistent with the design Google has adopted for its web in recent weeks. The bottom bar on the home page changes from black to white with gray icons.

There are some small details with this new design, that the colors have become the same as the tab you are currently viewing. While the top app bar on the home page is white instead of red, and under the Groups tab, it has turned blue, and the Community tab.

You can download version 10.1 of the Google+ app from the Play Store, and you can download it as a separate APK from here.

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