Huddle has been offering cloud collaboration around the world since 2007 and when Google+ rolled out with its Huddle feature apparently, lots of folks were confused.

As part of the new Google+ service came Huddle, a group texting app available to Android users. This makes mobile group collaboration easier, says Google. So far so good. Except... There's already ...

Google has released an iOS client for its Google+ social networking service, including the Huddle group messaging feature previously available only on Android.

The Huddle group messaging service is one of the most intriguing features of the Google+ Android application. This feature hasn't been exposed through the website yet; it's only accessible through ...

Its “Huddle” feature–which allows you to communicate with a friend or group of friends through text from Google+ –is now being called “Messenger.” In addition to the name change, the ...

With the acquisition of GroupMe, Skype adds mobile group chat to its repertoire and challenges the Huddles feature of the Google+ mobile app.

Google’s newest social network, Google+, features group chats for its mobile app (on Android and iOS) and in-browser video conferencing. They aren’t new ideas, but the execution for both is ...

Google+ has been getting a lot of "buzz" lately as it is Google's latest foray into creating a service that can compete with Facebook. Info streams and photo uploads are not necessarily new, but two ...

Google+ updates Google+ first appeared on 28 June with many mobile-leaning features, including a group-messaging service called Huddle.

Google made a series of announcements this morning, most notably opening up its Google+ social product to everyone as its 100th feature. Not content to stop there, Google followed up with Google+ ...

Nearly four months after launching its Facebook competitor, Google+, the search giant has taken its social network out of Beta and made it available to the public. That's right: if keeping up with ...

Huddle is another feature not included in the Web-based version of Google+. It lets you have a conversation via texting with individuals or groups of people.