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Better App For Google+ on iPad

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

One of my many pet peeves with trying to use Google+ is the lame app for the iPhone and iPad, and the inability to do simple tasks even in the mobile version of the website.

Seriously, just try and manage G+ pages, or add a link to your stream from a mobile device without jumping through serious hoops. 😉

The other day I found my solution. iShare+ is a native iPad app that allows me to do all those things. I can post a link to my G+ stream, and I can switch between my personal profile and my pages easily. It’s proven to be quite useful, and well worth the $1.99 price tag.

If you’ve been looking for a better mobile experience with G+, you could do worse than give this a try.

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