13++ Things Google Plus Should Have

I don't want call it lacks but even as new comer in social networking, Google+ has shown its quality, still I think they must improve some edges to make it better and be the best than other competitors.

Luckily Google's Senior VP Vic Gundotra also have the same spirit to make Google+ better. He assured all users that the feedbacks they receive help make the necessary changes for a better experience. Absolutely we don't G+ like Facebook which never truly quick in addressing issues concerning their site, we have high hopes for Google+ to make it true.

In this post I'll share some list of features that users might want Google+ to have. You can agree or disagree with this list, no problem. And if you have another one, please share us by filling comments form below.

The Basic Guidelines of How to Use Google+

If you already joined in Google+, there still may be awkwardness when trying to use this Google's new social networking. And the question is, "How do you get started with Google+?"

From Friendster, Friendfeed, MySpace and Facebook, users are familiar with how a social platform is theoretically supposed to look. At its core level, Plus is not that much different. Yet, there is so much more. So let me share you some tips of the basic guidelines how to use Google+.

These tips is based on my first short experience using Google+. If you have any questions or want to make corrections of it, please leave your comments in comments form below.

Let's break down the nuts and bolts.

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.

What Are Features of Google+?

Google Plus Info - After you read our previous post about "What Is Google+?" now you should know what are features of Google+?

Well the answer is there are so many features of Google+. But the most important to consider that the features similar to those of other social networking sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn. The way Google+ displays notifications, unread notifications, and links to posts is also similar to Facebook Notifications.

Now, let's see the main features...

What Is Google+?

Google Plus Info - Google+ (also known as Google Plus), is a new social media service launched by Google Inc. to answer the needs of Facebook users who have limited space, security, and privacy.

Google+ network is almost the same as Facebook and Google's latest news plus more features that make it more complete. The question now is can Google+ beat Facebook?

Google+ launched on June 28, 2011 in an invite-only testing phase. The following day, existing users were allowed to invite friends, who are above 18 years of age, to the service to create their own accounts. However, this was quickly suspended a day after there was "insane demand" for accounts.

Google+ integrates social services such as Google Profiles and Google Buzz, and introduces new services Circles, Hangouts, Sparks, and Huddles. Google+ will also be available as a desktop application and as a mobile application, but only on Android and iOS operating systems. Sources such as The New York Times have declared it Google's biggest attempt to rival the social network Facebook, which had over 750 million users in 2011.