The Hangout feature on Google Plus is something that is being discussed all over the web at the moment, however it is nothing new. A group video chat has been available for years, but it is where it is available that makes it worthwhile.
You can't look at numbers in this case though, Google+ is available to far less people than Facebook. This isn't surprising at all, give it time and I'm sure Google+ will have more people using Hangout.
Meh its ignorant to think either will stay stagnant and Google has a ego about G+ right now. I'm certain this is gonna be the start of a nice *$%# measuring contest which the user will benefit from.
You can't look at numbers in this case though, Google+ is available to far less people than Facebook. This isn't surprising at all, give it time and I'm sure Google+ will have more people using Hangout.
Meh its ignorant to think either will stay stagnant and Google has a ego about G+ right now. I'm certain this is gonna be the start of a nice *$%# measuring contest which the user will benefit from.
It's probably because G+ doesn't offer much in the way of doing stuff on the site or anything to keep you there.
Sure having 200million people is a alot but I reckon 99% have probably opened it up and done nothing more.
I have 20+ invites and only 2 have been used and those 2 haven't done anything more with G+ other than sign up, and they use facebook all the time.