Tag Archives : Google Plus

Well, if you are researching for phrases that best describe Google, then this is what you will attain: a technology behemoth, a financially sound public company, a pioneer in the field of internet services, and a far-famed global brand. Google has been at the crosshairs of all the revolutionary internet-enabled services launched since the dot-com bubble. Google certainly has a magic wand with which [...]

Social media is one of the fastest growing phenomenon in the last decade. In just less than 10 years it has become such an important part of our daily lives. It is not just sharing or liking what you want, instead it has become a means of communication. Be it Facebook, twitter, google+, reddit or stumbleupon, each of them is seeing tremendous growth. Facebook alone is not far from reaching a billionth [...]

Facebook has always been in spotlight for exploiting the privacy of it’s users. But is Google+, a social network from Google is safe enough to keep your information private. I would definitely say Google+ is better in some privacy aspects. With Google+ Circles, you can control what information of pictures you share with whom. But not to forget Facebook has also launched a similar feature which [...]

It has been around 90 days since Google announced it’s own social network, Google+. The Social network gained lot of momentum in the first month or two, but recent reports suggests that it has not been gaining much users after an initial 25 million users which it added in the initial days. There are definitely some feature which are available in it’s competitors but still lacking in Google’s [...]

Since it’s launch, Google+ has been lagging one major thing which contributes to the success of any Social media company. The company did not had an official API which developers could use to create applications or integrate Google+ to existing apps like TweetDeck or Seesmic. Although developers have been able to create some awesome extensions like Bookmarking Google+ posts, adding two-way sync [...]

It’s been more then 2 months since Google+ was launched in beta. Initially when launched, it was a big hit but recently the growth seems to be slowing down due to multiple reasons. Google is doing everything it can to make user experience better on the network, It even launched a usability study program where participating users will be getting $75 Amex Gift card to spend an hour answering usability [...]

If you are one of the social media freaks who wanted to be the first to try new things, this is for you. You can try and test out new Google+ beta features before anyone else does. Google has invited users to test and give feedback for the features before it is release to public. One such feature is Google +1 button. Beta users can now share the posts or a website page on their Google+ Profile without [...]

If you are an active Social media individual, you must have heard of Klout. Klout score measures influence based on your ability to drive action. Every time you create content or engage you influence others. Bu the limitation with the Klout Score is it uses data only from Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Foursquare. How about Google+, the new Social Media kid elephant in the town. Folks at FindPeopleOnPlus [...]

Since the launch of Google+, company has listened to it’s users actively and added new features. Although the new Social network has been widely adopted and has a user base of more than 25 million users, but one main feature missing was a share button on websites. Before today Google did not had a share button on websites which users could just click and share a page on their Google+ Profile, [...]

After few attempts Google has finally got it right on privacy. Past experiences with Google Buzz and other social networking platforms has indeed proven to be the savior for Google in carefully selecting its privacy features for its new Social Network, Google+. In addition to a large number of tips for using Google+ we have shared in past, below are some useful tips to specially manage your privacy [...]