View Status Updates of Specific Circles in Google Plus

One more plus of Google Plus compared with Facebook is you get the privilege to view status updates (or we called it Streams) from only certain group of people (circles) you decided.

This feature is really useful if you have so many friends and your stream flooding by unimportant status so you can easily divide your stream to just showing updates from specific person you like.

Lets see how to view streams of specific circles in Google+.

First, log into your Google Plus account. On your homepage, as default, you will view all the updates by people who are in all your circles.

9 Reasons to Switch Facebook to Google+

Can Google+ (Google Plus) steals Facebook users? The answer is, Yes. Why? There are several good reasons to switch from Facebook to Google+, ranging from the easy use to data privacy.

The question "Can Google beat Facebook?" might not be too precise. This is not about one site against another one. Google bigger than that. The reason why Google calls "Google+ Project" is that Google+ will become a central part of Google's overall identity. It will reshape the company.

So the more appropriate question is "Can Google+ beat Facebook?" If it is placed like that, the contest appears to be much more balanced.

Of course Facebook has a great beginning, but there are some good reasons for people to seriously leave Facebook for Google+. There are at least nine reasons as quoted from PCWorld.

9 Plus of Google+

As the giant Internet company, Google is certainly will not going to create a random application that has no more selling points to the users. So, when they create Google+ as a rival to Facebook who has millions users before, they should have great advantages on their application. If not, their dream to beat its competitors will only be a dream and even their applications will not last long on the market.

Then, here are 9 Plus of Google Plus based on their features:

1. Reshared
"Reshared" is a facilities that have the same meaning with "Repost" term. So we can directly quote a status from our friends that exist in our circle. On Twitter, we usually called it "Retweet". How about Facebook? None.