How Google announces new social sharing site called Google+

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The site is invite-only at the moment.Google+ is in limited Field Trial, they're testing with a small number of people, but it won't be long before the Google+ project is ready for everyone.Plus lets you create groups of people called "Circles", and you can share stuff among those groups in a more focused way.So while you might share the news that you've got engaged with everyone in all your Circles, the other news - about how your bachelor party ended up with everyone getting drunk and the girl who came to pole dance is also drunk , lying on your friends lap - might just be shared with your Best friends or you can say the people who you wanted to share. There are also "Hangouts", in which Google appears to have invented the chatroom. You can create one, or join one created by ur friend. People can be connected via video chat . Another feature, Huddle, for text chat between circles.There's also instant photo sharing and a feature called Sparks, which offers something new: auto-generated content feeds based on your chosen topics. You tell sparks what you're interested in, and it finds stuff it thinks you'll find like.
Google's also created a Google Maps-style demo you can play with to get to know Plus a little better.
 

well looks like a big piece of cake coming my way.i am waiting for the site to open up for everybody.it would be a complete overtake of facebook i guess.its there everywhere in news today.we will be having much more fun.isn't it?
 

New inventions and new innovations, human intelligence is so great
 
Hmm it'll be interesting to see if this site would be able to attract users away from facebook, kind of like how facebook stole a lot of the myspace users. I guess this google thing will be the next new social networking site. We'll see how it works out
 
Looking forward to this SNS. It should be rocking Facebook in the later end. As long Cool Applications are there, Facebook is definitely rocked for sure.
 
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