Google today announced several changes to Google+. The redesigned Google+ is now available to all users of the social network and with a few new features, it aims to become a core Google Work service.
Google first introduced the new Google+ design for the web in November 2015.
Since then, Google+ has undergone two changes, but today, after the company's decision to release it to the public, we believe we are seeing the final upgraded design. 
As for the new features, starting today and after the upgrade you can now add links and photos to comments, page and community owners as well as moderators can approve (or not) a post.
Also new is the notification center, where you can see and manage your recent Google+ activity.
These features will not only apply to the web version of the service, but will also be released to the Android and iOS apps “in the coming weeks.”
