Sharing pictures via Google+ on Android

This is a very simple thing to do but it seems I run into many people who dont understand it yet so I thought I would try to make it clearer.

Start by opening a photo in your favorite photo app.  The gallery app on most devices works well.



In my case the g+ icon is already shown because I use g+ often.   If yours is not showm, click the share button.




This will open a menu with all the apps you can share too.  The list will have many things like g+, Gmail, other email programs, etc.
 
One of the great things about Android is this sharing functionality.  It is very quick and simple to share content between apps.  OK, so now select the app you want to share to.   Now all you have to do is click the app to share to.  In this case, we want to share to g+ (Google+).


Now just type in any message you want in the text field, select who to share to (this showing I am sharing public but you can select any circles you want).  When you are done click the "Share" button on the top right.  This will create your new post.

You can share many other things too like complete albums, links, etc. 

Un-bricking a Bionic

Yesterday my wife's Motorola Droid Bionic locked up. The whole thing started when I paired the Bionic to a new Motorola TK30 car kit.  It would connect, disconnect, reconnect, etc.  I paired my Bionic and it had no problems but hers did the connect disconnect thing and then locked up.  I tried rebooting but it would not power up.  Appeared to do nothing at all.  Tried removing the battery and reinstalling but nothing.  Made no sound, screen did not even flicker.  Tried several batteries, nothing.  Removed the SD card, still nothing.  Removed the SIM card, still nothing.  I gave up and presumed the device was a toast.  Luckily I have a spare so I put her cards in the spare and got her set up on that.  Later, I took the dead one down to my man cave.  Thought for kicks I would see what happened when I connected USB to the PC.  The PC went nuts connecting, disconnecting, reconnecting, trying to install drivers, failing.  It was like something was caught in an infinite loop.  After a few gyrations of this, the device booted.  I quickly backed up the files from the internal SD card.  It seemed to be working OK as I was testing it.  Then I connected to a Bluetooth device and it locked up again.  I was able to recover it again using the USB to PC connection like before.  This time I rebooted into recovery and formatted the cache.

1) Power down
2) Power up by holding Power and Vol Up/Down simultaneously
3) Vol Down to Recovery, then press Vol Up
4) Press Vol Up/Down simultaneously
5) Press Vol Down to last option (wipe cache partition), then press Power
6) When cache is cleared, press Power again to reboot 

After I wiped the cache, and removed a few unused Bluetooth devices I was able to get it connected to the TK30 and working fine.  Just wanted to pass this along if someone else has a device lock up in this way.  Try connecting it to a PC and see what happens.  You may be able to recover it like I did.