Google Plus is a new initiative from Google in the Social Networking after failure of some of its early projects like Google Wave – they must be observing the Social Media Day today by launching this new service. We are here, exploring look and feel of Google+, a new social networking service from Google based on Circles, Hangouts, & Sparks with Google Profiles, Buzz, Picasa Albums & Videos. Also Google Buzz, Socio are not receiving much attention. Google Plus is released just after they globalized their +1 services which is similar to Facebook’s like. Add TechSansar to your friend circle in Google+ or let us know if you want invitation.
The home page says: The Google+ project makes sharing on the web feel like sharing in real life. Let’s see how easy G+ makes our computing behavior.
Currently Twitter and Facebook are serving millions of streaming posts about Google Plus service which is as of now invite only. Also some people are complaining that even though they get the invitation, they can’t login or sign up with Google Plus service. If you want Google Plus invite, drop us a comment with your valid email address!
The structure of Google Plus profile looks like similar to that of Google Profile, with addiction of a sub-domain “plus” in it. TechSansar @ Google Profiles has the URL: https://profiles.google.com/111909189918490105187/ while the Google + profile URL is basically the same: https://plus.google.com/111909189918490105187 . However, there was an opportunity in Profile pages given for users to customize their Google Profile page into vanity link like https://profiles.google.com/techsansar instead of using a long list of numbers.
Using email address can be one way of getting spam during Google+ (frankly, using numbers in URL can check it, but doesn’t look human friendly like in vanity URLs), people have been giving their email addresses publicly in twitter streams asking for invitation into the Google+ program.
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