Google+ is officially dead now

Google+ has officially bid its last farewell after being finally killed off.

The doomed social media network has been in limbo since Google announced its closure last year, but has now officially been re-branded as the company launches an entirely new service.

Google Currents, which is available to download now on both iOS and Android.

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Google Currents

Google Currents looks to explicitly target enterprise users, taking on the likes of Slack and Microsoft Teams by allowing users within an organisation to stay in touch and collaborate online.

Currents appears to keep the “tags” and “streams” theme of Google+, with users able to keep up to date with project work, emails, messages and alerts, as well as share text, links, images and other content from Google Drive.

Google says the service allows better collaboration and debate without f