Just got my invite and quickly found out that plus.google.com kicks you to the mobile site and tells you to log in from a desktop. Anyone know if there is a way around this so we can use Google+ from our PlayBooks?
Totally off topic, but would anyone be so kind to invite me? i know they shut down invites, bit a quick google search showed a work around for invites.
If anyone would be so kind, please PM me. Sorry for the hijack.
Totally off topic, but would anyone be so kind to invite me? i know they shut down invites, bit a quick google search showed a work around for invites.
If anyone would be so kind, please PM me. Sorry for the hijack.
PM me with the workaround and I'll try it tomorrow after I get out of work.
Doesn't work if you are not already signed up. Tells you to go to a desktop.
It did that to me too even after I had signed up and used it on a PC. Had to log into gmail on the PB. Once logged in there you should have a link to Google+. You have to use the full desktop version of the site first. After that even the mobile site of gmail has a link to Google+
i find google plus works very well and the only thing that doesnt is the +1 from another site. it states its not supported on the mobile device and instructs you to goto a desktop.
It works, sort of. Tried adding a profile pic. Okay, browse files to upload. Was able to choose files from my Playbook directories, and my bridged BlackBerry directories. So far so good. Chose one from my phone and uploaded no problem. All great so far. But Google+ then forces you to crop the profile pic by dragging the corners of a crop box before you can save profile image. As hard as I tried, I was unable to work the crop box and wound up having to use my desktop to complete the task.
It works, sort of. Tried adding a profile pic. Okay, browse files to upload. Was able to choose files from my Playbook directories, and my bridged BlackBerry directories. So far so good. Chose one from my phone and uploaded no problem. All great so far. But Google+ then forces you to crop the profile pic by dragging the corners of a crop box before you can save profile image. As hard as I tried, I was unable to work the crop box and wound up having to use my desktop to complete the task.
Oh yeah, I forgot aboput the four-pointed box. Took me more than a few times to try and drag the box. You also have to do the initial setup from a desktop/laptop. The only good thing is that once a profile picture has been uploaded, you can always choose an older profile pic with the click of your mouse. On the Playbook, you just tap your profile picture and Bob's yer Uncle.