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Introducing Spaces, a tool for small group sharing
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Group sharing isn�t easy. From book clubs to house hunts to weekend trips and more, getting friends into the same app can be challenging. Sharing things typically involves hopping between apps to copy and paste links. Group conversations often don�t stay on topic, and things get lost in endless threads that you can�t easily get back to when you need them.
We wanted to build a better group sharing experience, so we made a new app called Spaces that lets people get people together instantly to share around any topic.
With Spaces, it�s simple to find and share articles, videos and images without leaving the app, since Google Search, YouTube, and Chrome come built in.
When someone shares something new to a space, the conversational view lets you see what the group is talking about without missing a beat.
And if you ever want to find something that was shared earlier�articles, videos, comments or even images�a quick search lets you pull it up in a snap.
You can create a space with just one tap for any topic and invite anyone via messaging, email, a social network, or whatever way you like.
We�ll also be experimenting with Spaces this week at Google I/O. We�ve created a space for each session so that developers can connect with each other and Googlers around topics at I/O, and we've got a few surprises too. If you�re joining us in person at I/O, make sure you install Spaces on Android or iOS before you arrive!
Spaces is rolling out today on Android, iOS, desktop, and mobile web for all Gmail addresses. Give it a try and create your first space today.
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We wanted to build a better group sharing experience, so we made a new app called Spaces that lets people get people together instantly to share around any topic.
With Spaces, it�s simple to find and share articles, videos and images without leaving the app, since Google Search, YouTube, and Chrome come built in.
When someone shares something new to a space, the conversational view lets you see what the group is talking about without missing a beat.
And if you ever want to find something that was shared earlier�articles, videos, comments or even images�a quick search lets you pull it up in a snap.
You can create a space with just one tap for any topic and invite anyone via messaging, email, a social network, or whatever way you like.
We�ll also be experimenting with Spaces this week at Google I/O. We�ve created a space for each session so that developers can connect with each other and Googlers around topics at I/O, and we've got a few surprises too. If you�re joining us in person at I/O, make sure you install Spaces on Android or iOS before you arrive!
Spaces is rolling out today on Android, iOS, desktop, and mobile web for all Gmail addresses. Give it a try and create your first space today.
Posted by Luke Wroblewski, Product Director Luke Wroblewski Product Director
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