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Twitter Circles were first announced earlier this year, bringing back the name and general idea of Google+’s Circles. Now, Circles are rolling out widely to everyone.

Google+'s drag-and-drop circle interface offers users detailed control over who their posts are shared with. "I think it's fantastic," said Esther Wojcicki, who teaches journalism and English at Palo ...

Google+ has removed the shared circles button that has allowed users to share groups of users and helped people discover content on the social network. The feature lets you create and share groups ...

As a Facebook and Twitter competitor, Google+ never really stood a chance. By some combination of odd design, confusing nomenclature—remember Circles? Sparks?—and the simple fact that no one ...

Google’s John Mueller has announced that Google is making a major change in the search results around authorship. Specifically, Google is dropping the profile photo and circle count from the ...

If you're a publisher, blogger, or media professional here are 25 Google+ profiles every publisher should add to their circles.

One thing that sets Google+ apart from other social networks is its use of circles. The concept is actually a lot simpler than it sounds.

When Google+ debuted in 2010, I was optimistic that the underlying circles concept would weave its way into other Google services. Imagine, for instance, being able to share private YouTube videos ...

5. Add circles to Gmail You may or may not find the circles system helpful for sorting your friends and contacts on Google+, but you can add these lists to Gmail too — it gives you another way ...

The Social networking site Google+ has renamed its "Circles" to "Find People". The move to rename the icon comes as a part of making the interface easier to use. The company says this will also ...