The Google+ notification system, which appears nearly everywhere that you’re logged into Google, is getting a major change. Now, you can get notifications for Google Photos or YouTube.

Several major websites have offered push notifications with Chrome (and other supported browsers) for some time, including sites like Facebook and eBay. Today Google+ is now supporting this ...

Its redesign is now old news, but Google is still slowly adding features to Google+ — and recently they quietly added push notifications on the desktop. Through Google Chrome, users can now ...

Or, it was just arbitrary. Today, Google+ has removed the 9+, and replaced it with the actual number of notifications that you have on the service. However, notifications on Google+ still suck.

Another change which we spotted here at Techaeris is that the Google+ notifications dropdown is now labelled as Google notifications. In addition, each notification has an icon next to it.

Google+ always allowed you to receive notification emails for specific activity from the network, such as comments on your posts and when another user mentions or shares with you. Today ...

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Those same pioneers are likely fans of PushBullet’s cross-platform notification system. Luckily for them ... head on over to their Google+ page to sign up.

Today the Google+ team was forced to revert back to the old way of handling notifications due to complaints from the community about the system. The only thing that remains from the new ...

Google today announced an improvement to its Google+ social network that will see notifications synced across ... First, a new " photo picker " will let the system sit between apps and the user's ...

Mozilla is developing a push notification system for the Firefox Web browser. It will allow users to receive notifications from websites without having to keep those sites open in their browser.

Amirebrahimi also says Google+ will be rolling out new updates in the near future, and the The Next Web points to one not yet announced by the company: "A small tab notification count that ...