Bad sign!
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Google+ U.S. Visitors Spend Less Time on Site, Hitwise Says
Google Inc.’s new social-networking service, Google+, saw fewer U.S. visitors last week and users are spending less time on the site, signaling that its momentum may be slowing, according to Experian …
• HTML5, the new web standard that allows to make interactive web pages, is going to revolutionise the media and advertising industries;
• Social is "done", it's now a feature, don't go do a social startup.
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Facebook Investor Roger McNamee Explains Why Social Is Over
Also, Microsoft is toast and HTML5 is the future.
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Google+ Games Stream confirmed – SlashGear
Google's help pages for Google+ have officially confirmed the upcoming Games Stream, a place where results from what will presumably be social-style gaming on
It hits all the notes that a Facebook clone merits, and adds a few points of distinctiveness that are genuinely compelling — but I don't find it all that interesting, personally. To my mind, Twitter was a far greater innovation that continues unchallenged. But before you judge me as harsh: Broad product innovation is not exactly what they were going for, I believe."
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An ex-Googler's inside view on Google+ vs. Facebook
There's no shortage of punditry around the future and fate of Google. Much of it centers around competition with Facebook, and whether or not it will succeed in unseating the latter as the dominant so…
Is everyone becoming a silent sausage?
Are you a Google+ or a Google-
Reshared post from +Robert Scoble
I'm really getting bored over on Twitter, here's my analysis. Are you seeing the same thing?
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Google+ has made Twitter boring, here’s what Twitter should do about that — Scobleizer
Google+ has made Twitter boring, here's what Twitter should do about that. July 17, 2011 By Robert Scoble Leave a Comment. For the past few days I've been hanging out in Jackson Hole with a bu…
Is it a privacy breaching issue that Google+ notifies you, uploads and shows the photos automatically after you've just taken by an Android smart phone which logged in as your Google account and you run Google+ Android client?
Check the "Photos from your phone" under Google+ Photos.
