Anyone on it?
It's still very much a work in progress, but I'm liking it better than Facebook. The pictures are better quality. I love the Hangouts. Now, not only can you videochat with ten people, but you can make voice calls to anywhere in the United States and Canada from the videochat. Google is reaching out into all these different areas of its monolith and is pulling it all into one place.
The downsides, of course, is that you either need a Gmail account or have an email account through a domain name being handled by Gmail. Another thing it "suffers" from, of course, is that not "enough" people have jumped on board to make it really take off. The features are great, but it really depends on others being in G+ as well. (Though, the voice calls from the hangouts takes it a step in the right direction.)
I doubt I'll dump Facebook or Twitter anytime soon, but I'm definitely digging Google+. I highly recommend it.
It's still very much a work in progress, but I'm liking it better than Facebook. The pictures are better quality. I love the Hangouts. Now, not only can you videochat with ten people, but you can make voice calls to anywhere in the United States and Canada from the videochat. Google is reaching out into all these different areas of its monolith and is pulling it all into one place.
The downsides, of course, is that you either need a Gmail account or have an email account through a domain name being handled by Gmail. Another thing it "suffers" from, of course, is that not "enough" people have jumped on board to make it really take off. The features are great, but it really depends on others being in G+ as well. (Though, the voice calls from the hangouts takes it a step in the right direction.)
I doubt I'll dump Facebook or Twitter anytime soon, but I'm definitely digging Google+. I highly recommend it.
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