Google has just submitted anupdate for the Google+ Android application, bringing with it a revised UI, stream customizations and a number of important bugfixes. Posting to his Google+ profile, Google Community Manager Paul Wilcox notified his followers of the update, noting that Google+ version 1.0.2 had been pushed to the Android Market and would now allow users to “customize [their] Stream to show streams from individual circles and use the new user interface that provides users with the ability to add multiple people or entire circles to an existing group Huddle....

Googlesaysit is planning to introduce Google+ for businesses before the year is out, allowing brands to create profiles on the site without using workarounds. The company has asked businesses to hold off on creating consumer profiles for now, and will start doing tests with “non-user entities” soon, which will be available for any entity that is not an individual. “It can be a team, an organization, a business, a brand, an NGO, a university, etc,” said Christian Oestlien, who made the announcement in the video below....

A beta for Google+ profiles for businesses is coming much sooner than expected, and the beta will be available to “EVERYONE”announcesChristian Oestlien, Google’s Group Product Manager, on Google+ . Oestlien says that the volume of applications for the beta was so large that they felt it was important to allow any business to enter the beta, and that beta will be available “in the next few months.” The change of heart comes after anger about Google’s apparent favouritism towards organizations like Ford, Mashable and ourselves fromJason Calacanisandothers....

We’ve waited, we’ve watched and now we get it. Thanks to a tip fromMacstories, we know that Google+ for iOS has been approved and it’s now available in the App Store. Check out the details below, but for nowget downloadingand here’s what we see: According to the iTunes description, it includes Circles, your user stream and Huddle. You can upload photos directly from the app itself, choosing to take them from your camera or use photos that are already stored on your device....

Google has updated theGoogle+ app for iOStoday, bringing along with it a lot of the changes that we saw Google make to its social network earlier this week. The app has added the Hangouts feature to its mobile app, meaning that you can now join a hangout from your iPhone or iPad. Joining aHangoutseems like a pretty cool way to use the app on a mobile device as there are already so many ways to video conference on the desktop....