Google yesterday announced its own version of social networking with all new concept and features. Google released google buzz yesterday in order to stand in the market set by Facebook and twitter.
Google buzz lets you share video, images and links to your contacts in Gmail. This concept is almost same as Facebook newsfeed or twitter tweeting concept. It works within your Gmail and plays easily with all your media stuff among your friends in your contacts.
Some of the features that comes handy for use are
See updates in real time – New posts and comments automatically pop in as they happen. No refresh is required
Rich and fast sharing combines sources like Picasa and Twitter into a single feed, and it includes full-sized photo browsing
Share publicly or privately – You can publish your ideas to the world or just to your closest friends that you want to.
Inbox integration – Comments get sent right to your inbox so it’s easy to keep the conversation going.( Buzz features emails that update dynamically with all Buzz thread content)
Other than these there are tonnes of feature of google buzz. If you want to give a hand on it. then go get it here.
Wow amazing!Google is becoming more and more popular day by day by adding such helpful social media services.
Comment by social media expert — February 10, 2010 @ 11:06 pm
Buzz rocks wave sucks
Comment by gauri shankar — February 12, 2010 @ 5:25 am
The thing everyone should know about Google is that they don’t mind admitting to mistakes. Miles ahead of most companies that would rather deny or delay fixing problems than making changes and moving on.
Comment by health insurance quote — February 14, 2010 @ 9:48 am
share while both Google and Yahoo went down slightly.
Comment by Starr Ehlers — February 15, 2010 @ 6:43 pm
With Google Buzz Google seems to menandingin Facebook.
Comment by Steve Collin — February 18, 2010 @ 10:39 pm
Really I think that Google Buzz’s submission was a little too early, especially the privacy concerns. I also think that Google’s possibly going down the same future that Windows went through around the era of Windows 98. There products and releases seem to be less planned and I feel like rushed in an attempt to be 1st to market, and compete with a competitors release. The privacy issue was was a problem that did not require a rocket scientist to figrue out, a very basic review session would have shown such issues. Do you think Google may have received too much credit last year?
Comment by Wynell Matlick — February 21, 2010 @ 3:21 pm