Google+ has a new look, characterized most of all by a huge swath of white space (this is the space that will later be filled with promotions and marketing, no doubt - it reminds me of Twitter's new home page, which has a tiny window for me, and huge areas devoted to making me follow Ashton Kutcher and Priit Hõbemägi (that's what it says today; vacuous celebrities vary by location). No RSS in or out? Nope. Google+ can change the design all it wants, it won't fix the basic problem that Google+ doesn't play well with others.
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