BlogTechnical: "Google recently unveiled their latest attempt at social networking, this time calling it Google+. While other endeavors such as Wave and Buzz have proved somewhat unsuccessful, they have put quite the effort into this new project. We were lucky enough to get an invite last night, and it seems the new service was so well received that they have disabled further invitations, but we do hope they re-enable the option later on. Our review first looks at the features they have to offer, and then we make some comparisons to other popular social networks."
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I played around with it quite a bit last night and I like it a a lot. I like the integration and implementation of a lot of their features.
Although I did run into some pretty big bugs. My biggest one was with Google Huddle. Within 5 minutes I all a sudden get around 200+ notifications (my phone seriously freaked out, lol) from a group of friends trying to start a room including me. Most of these rooms were started a few hours before and because there were constant errors, people kept trying to start them. It slowed down today, fortunately.
The main part of Google + was also a bit wonky, but that was expected since there was a flood of people wo joined.
Google Hangouts worked surprisingly well with 10 people, but unlike services like TinyChat, you're limited to 10 people in a room, and it still can be a bit chaotic since no one really has mod control. Watching YouTube videos was also cool, but pretty buggy as well. But I'm sure this will be ironed out over time.
I also like Google Circles, although it feels kind of odd because you don't know what circle people have added you to (which in the end is probably a good thing people don't know, lol).
Given that it just launched, I can definitely see this turning into something good. As the review said, this seems more for my techie friends. Initially, at least.
Google + doesn't necessarily present much new that isn't out there with other services and sites, it's the integration and and implementation into one service that can potentially make this a very solid service.