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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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Redesigned Google+

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Redesigned Google+

Google has announced that it will make major changes to the look of its new Google+ service in a few days, but a new look has already appeared for me.

One of the major changes in the toolbar that was at the top, and has now been moved from the left while the chat has been moved to the right side of the screen.

Toolbox bar:

In addition to being moved to the left, a lot of changes have been made.

  • When you hover over an icon, you will see more options available for that tool.
  • You can also change the arrangement of the icons on the bar. Simply drag the icon to the location you want and release it.
  • The appearance of the icons themselves has changed somewhat, but they have basically remained the same.
  • A new tool called "Explore" has been added. Now it's even easier to discover interesting topics on the Google+ social network.

Profile:

The look of the user's profile has also changed a lot.

  • The profile picture is now much larger and has been moved to the right.
  • Behind the profile picture is a "Cover photo", something similar to the Facebook Timeline.
  • Below the cover photo, there is profile navigation: Wall, Data, Pictures, Snapshots, and +1 items
  • On the right, below the profile picture, there is a brief overview of your circles: Users in your circles and Users who have you in circles.

In short, those would be bigger changes, at first glance. I leave the rest to you to discover :)

The only thing that bothers me a little, and I see other members of google +, is too much empty space.

How do you like the new look?

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