Google today announced the launch of its answer to Facebook, a social networking service called Google Plus. Google+ will be very much like Facebook.
In an announcement on its official blog , Google revealed some details and screenshots of Google + Project.
(http://googlesystem.blogspot.com)
Google+ is an extension of the existing Google Profiles and Buzz, with many new features that make sharing more useful. Google's plan to compete with Facebook is to bring "the subtlety and substance of real-world interactions" to the Web.
Google+ means "Google + You", so it's all about your friends, your photos and videos, your interests and your conversations. The service introduces circles, a way to group your friends and share content with the right people.
Google+ means "Google + You", so it's all about your friends, your photos and videos, your interests and your conversations. The service introduces circles, a way to group your friends and share content with the right people.
Google Plus Circles Screenshot Photo :
Google+ requires an invitation, but you can't get one right now. "We're testing with a small number of people, but it won't be long before the Google+ project is ready for everyone," explains Google.
The black navigation bar that's tested right now in Google's search results pages is all about Google+. You can see it in image below.
The black navigation bar that's tested right now in Google's search results pages is all about Google+. You can see it in image below.
Earlier today, Microsoft also launched its Office 365 which is a commercial software plus services offering a set of products from Microsoft Corporation. Office 365 includes the Microsoft Office suite of desktop applications and hosted versions of Microsoft's Server products (including Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and Lync Server), delivered and accessed over the Internet, in effect, the next version of Business Productivity Online Services (BPOS).
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