There are currently a number of feature gaps between Google and other social networking sites. This article examines how Google plans to address these issues, and whether the absence of certain features that users have come to expect will hold the site back.
For some time now, concerns over the way Facebook handles user data and its insistence on defaulting new tools and features to public status have been a major concern for users. How does newcomer Google+ compare on this critical issue?
What does Google+ mean for other players in the social networking space? Will there still be room for the bit players like Friendster, Bebo and MySpace? Will Google and Facebook find a way to coexist?
So how do Google+ and Facebook stack up against one another? This article explores the features and settings of the two sites, and looks at some of the challenges faced by the debutante at the social networking ball.
Google+ is a serious statement of intent from Google. With features such as Circles, Hangouts, and Huddles, Plus is an attractive set of social networking tools even this early on.
Here’s a glimpse at Google Chrome Experiments. This a showcase of creative, artistic, and fairly useless Javascript applications for Google Chrome, which show the browser’s potential.
Use a lot of database systems? Tired of them getting out of sync? Google Labs may have the solution for you. Google Lab’s Fusion Tables allows contributors to always have the most up-to-date tables by using the cloud format.
Chrome Experiments is a collection of Javascript based web applications which attempts to showcase the power of Javascript in modern web browsers. It features a range of interesting games and applications which should keep you good company in your free time.
