+ When Google, the social networking site from Google later opened a limited field test of 10 days, the popular blogger Gina Trapani gave the company a simple advice through a tweet: "Google! Field tests of shit G + before public release. # Rememberbuzz. "
Trapani alluded to Buzz, a social networking tool launched by Google last year to take on Twitter. It has been criticized by users for being too intrusive. The failure came after Buzz Wave, a social network, launched by Google in 2009, was panned for being too complicated, even by technology enthusiasts. Now Google + G + A duck or third as many years for the giant search engine?
Circle of Trust
If the first reaction is anything to go by, the answer is no. Most people who have used the service found G + easy to use interface with a cool, well integrated with other Google products like Gmail, Gtalk, and Picasa. In addition, G + Mobile App for Android could be the "killer app", even with the iPhone version is being received. This is important because mobile devices are the driving force in social networking these days.
But Google needs to do more than just building a great product if it wants to take on Facebook. It has to offer something that is quite attractive to users who have already invested considerable time and effort in building and maintaining relationships on Facebook. As Venkky Preetham, an entrepreneur, KRDS, agency marketing on Facebook and preferred development consultant, said: "You have Facebook share data with selected groups of contacts you have Twitter to share the data publicly on this issue is solve G + ..? "
Although the G + seems to serve both functions that Preetham refers to its main task is a concept known as Circles. In contrast, treatment of all your contacts in an amorphous way, G + wants users to separate the various Circles - Friends, relatives, acquaintances, professionals, etc. before sending the update, G + requires the user to select one or more circles. So if you want to send an update, "Friends Club ', all in your" "family circle is not able to see it, and do not refer to others for the post. At each stage of the G + asks its users to to see who give up their knowledge.
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